Reversal of recent mini-budget changes

It’s in, it’s out…it’s on, it’s off! Trying to keep up with the latest government plans are making our heads spin at the moment. The newly appointed chancellor Jeremy Hunt has reversed almost all of the recent mini-budget commitments made by previous chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng last month, in a statement made at the Treasury today […] Read more »

Change in employee National Insurance threshold from July 2022

A surprise announcement in the Chancellor’s Spring statement means a change in employee National Insurance Thresholds from July 2022. There is an increase to both the primary threshold and lower profits limit which takes affect 6th July 2022. It is unusual to revise thresholds part way through a tax year, and may catch some employers […] Read more »

Tax Year 2022-23: New Rates, Allowances and Thresholds

The new tax year 2022-23 New Rates, allowances and thresholds you need for your payrolls from April 2022 are as follows: All tax thresholds and allowances have been frozen so remain the same as last tax year (except Scotland). Therefore the standard tax code remains 1257L. National Insurance Thresholds have changed. The lower earnings threshold […] Read more »

Statutory Sick Pay rebate scheme reinstated

The Chancellor has reinstated the statutory sick pay (SSP) rebate scheme for small and medium-sized businesses. The old rebate scheme closed on 30th September 2021, but due to the current surge in Covid-19 cases, the new scheme will apply where the employee has taken sick leave due to Covid-related reasons from 21st December 2021. No […] Read more »