The release of the latest employment data should serve as a wake-up call for business owners.
Over 100,000 jobs lost – The cost of rising National Insurance on employers


The release of the latest employment data should serve as a wake-up call for business owners.

The recent Scottish Widows 2024 retirement report highlights a growing pensions crisis, with the number of people not on track for even a minimal retirement lifestyle rising from 35 to 38 per cent over the past year.

The recent announcement by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has introduced a change in the way PAYE refunds are processed.

When your business takes on a new employee, we know that you’re eager to get them settled into their role – but not before you’ve completed the right checks and set them up in your payroll system!

With the new tax year underway, it’s time to review your payroll to ensure that it reflects the latest changes and updates to legislation around pay, holiday and tax.

If you are an owner of a small to medium-sized enterprise (SME), it is essential to consider the benefits of having a professional accountant.

Managing payroll effectively is crucial, especially when it involves apprenticeship wages. Employers must adhere to government regulations to avoid potential fines, penalties and disputes.

From April 2026, small and medium-sized businesses will be required to report and pay taxes on employee benefits like company cars and accommodation directly through their payroll software. Read more

If you employ one or more people for paid work, it’s essential that you have a properly managed payroll.

The Department for Business and Trade has recently released feedback on two major consultations concerning payroll and holiday entitlements.