The travel and subsistence rules are complex and can be difficult for employers to apply on a consistent basis, particularly given the context of changing work patterns and mobility of wo
Contracts for the sale of interests in land commonly provide for completion by the payment by the purchaser of the outstanding consideration and the transfer by the vendor of the land interest
The coronavirus pandemic has significantly changed the way we work. Homeworking has become the norm for many more employees who previously spent all or almost all of their time in offices.
From 1998 onwards, income-contingent student loans are usually collected by HMRC on behalf of the Student Loans Company either through a deduction via the PAYE system or through self-assessment tax
In the midst of the ‘Great Resignation’, and strong competition for talent, it has become key for businesses to look at different methods of retention for key members of staff and to attract new se
The distinction between an exemption from tax and a deduction that can be claimed by the employee is an important one, particularly when considering the treatment of cash reimbursements t
The key components of a tax system are law enacted by a democratic parliament; collection and enforcement by an independent tax authority; and adjudication of disputes by an independent judici
The purpose of this article is to highlight three areas ripe for review in relation to the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS).
Chancellor Rishi Sunak delivered the Spring Statement on 23 March amidst a difficult UK and global context. The Statement (see bit.ly/37QT58V) set out
Often considered to be a simple process, employee benefits reporting can be complex.
