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National minimum wage and salary sacrifice arrangements
Provided they are implemented and operated correctly, salary sacrifice arrangements can be used to gain an advantage in a limited number of circumstances, such as pension saving, cycle to work or l
Termination of employment: when is a payment tax free?
One of the issues that has regularly featured in the case law concerning employment tax is the taxation of payments received by former employees.
Restricted stock units: the cost of vesting
Often shares or units in an employing company abroad, say the US, are granted to their UK resident employees, who may hold these grants until a ‘vesting’ date in the future when certain UK taxe
Calculating PAYE liabilities in cases of non‑compliance for off‑payroll working
The CIOT has welcomed the publication of draft regulations (and associated guidance) which from 6 April 2024 will remedy the situation whereby in off-payroll working compliance settlements the ‘dee
Salary advance schemes: employer considerations
Salary advance schemes provide employees with the option to receive a portion of their salary before their regular payday, to help manage their finances.
Employment-related securities: International hybrid working
For many people, some degree of hybrid working is now firmly here to stay. Technology to support this new approach has advanced at a rapid pace over the last few years.
Taxing discretionary gifts to employees: OOCL UK Branch v HMRC
A payment made by an employer to an employee will usually be subject to tax as employment income and, in the case of a cash payment, PAYE will usually be due.
Finance Bill 2023-24 Briefings: Employment taxes
Clause 13: Enterprise management incentives: time limits
The legislation extends the time limit for an employer company to notify HMRC of a grant of enterprise management incentive (EM
Construction Industry Scheme proposed amendments
The CIOT has responded to a consultation on draft regulations amending the Income Tax (Construction Industry Scheme (CIS)) Regulations 2005 (‘the 2005 Regulations’) to:
