Payroll
Pay, National Insurance, pensions, benefits and the rules for taking on and paying staff.
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Payroll
Pay, National Insurance, pensions, benefits and the rules for taking on and paying staff.
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- PayrollBudget 2026 for employers: a £13.21 minimum wage, benefits on the payroll and permanent mileage ratesBriefing3 min read3 min read
- PayrollBusiness transformationThe end of the P11D: payrolling benefits in kind from April 2027Briefing2 min read2 min read
- PayrollGrowth and advisoryShare options for growing companies: EMI, and the new EMI2Insight2 min read2 min read
- PayrollTaxMileage at 55p a mile, and the expenses rules changing in 2028Briefing2 min read2 min read
- PayrollRisk and complianceMinimum wage from April 2027, and the mistakes that cause underpaymentsGuide2 min read2 min read
- Growth and advisoryPayrollHospitality in 2027: wages, rates and protecting the marginInsight2 min read2 min read
- PayrollRisk and complianceWorking with freelancers: employment status, IR35 and getting it rightGuide3 min read3 min read
- PayrollRisk and complianceTips and service charges: the rules for hospitality employersGuide2 min read2 min read
- Leadership and strategyAccounting and bookkeepingYour first finance hire: bookkeeper, controller or finance director?Guide2 min read2 min read
- PayrollGrowth and advisoryHiring your first employee: everything to set up before their first dayChecklist2 min read2 min read
- PayrollRisk and complianceContractors and IR35: who decides, and why small clients are differentGuide2 min read2 min read
- PayrollTaxWorkplace pensions: what auto-enrolment asks of every employer, from the first hireGuide2 min read2 min read
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