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L Meynell-Smith (TC2531)

C Rawcliffe (TC2529)

Nap Anglia Ltd (TC2579)

The long-running trial of real-time information ends today, with the new system for reporting PAYE launching tomorrow (6 April) for the vast majority of employers.

The end to the pilot scheme means HMRC will no longer issue their monthly online updates, and “it is no longer appropriate… to retain the dedicated email box as a route for contact for pilot employer queries”.

Builders are seen by HMRC as easy targets, claims accountancy provider

Murray Group Holdings & others (TC2372)

The government’s plans for a third employment status continue to change, with today’s Budget introducing a further tax break.

Workers who sign employee-shareholder contracts will pay no income tax or National Insurance (NI) on the first £2,000 of shares they receive from their employer company, the Treasury announced.

An employee is to be made redundant. He is entitled to six months’ notice, but expects to receive pay in lieu of notice of about £16,000. Furthermore, the employer would have paid pension contributions of £4,000 and is willing to pay this to the employee as well

A limited company intends to purchase a dog that will be used for promotional purposes. The animal will be taken home in the evenings and at weekends by one of the directors

Monthly reporting temporarily allowed for firms with fewer than 50 employees

Further to concerns about the number of changes to tax codes, which left some employees with less them half their pay after tax,  payroll management information service Payroll Alliance carried out a brief survey of employers.

The aim was to gather statistics to present to HMRC to demonstrate that all tax codes should include a 50% regulatory limit, not just K codes.

HMRC will be holding business-and-employer advice days at the end of March. The informal events will provide a chance to meet the Revenue’s team of tax advisers, listen to talks on a range of tax subjects, and ask questions about the department’s rules and procedures.

Topics to be covered include self-employment, VAT, first steps as an employer and real-time information.

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