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PAYE and NI

Why pay more tax and NI contributions than you need to? We can help you to minimise your liabilities, while ensuring that you comply with your obligations. Just view our PAYE and NI guides to find out more.

Why not use our payslip calculator to check your net pay?

From April 2011 both employee, employer and class 4 National Insurance rates have all increased.

	PAYE
	31-Jan Employee earnings fall for a third decade 13-Jan HMRC must clarify how Real Time PAYE will affect small firms 05-Jan Just 10,000 firms sign up for national insurance holiday scheme 04-Jan Employers must explain pay freezes to prevent productivity going cold 22-Dec Government should provide tax breaks for medical insurance 30-Nov Strikes close three quarters of schools 24-Nov More employers needed to test Real Time Information PAYE 19-Oct Employers failing to 'mention the pension' 17-Oct PAYE advice as A N Other causes confusion 05-Oct Stress becomes main cause of employee absence as economy hits job security   More

Upcoming Deadlines

Feb 18 2012	PAYE/NIC/student loan payment If paying by cheque, pay PAYE, NICs, student loan deductions and deductions from payments to subcontractors for the month up to the 5th of this month.
Feb 22 2012	PAYE/NIC/student loan payment Payment If paying electronically, pay PAYE, NICs, student loan deductions and deductions from payments to subcontractors for the month up to the 5th of this month.
Mar 18 2012	PAYE/NIC/student loan payment If paying by cheque, pay PAYE, NICs, student loan deductions and deductions from payments to subcontractors for the month up to the 5th of this month.

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2011 PAYE update

• 2011 PAYE update

PAYE

• An introduction to PAYE
• Employing your spouse
• Tax-free gifts to staff
• Payslip calculator
• Frequently asked questions
• Late payment of PAYE

National insurance

• Don't pay too much national insurance
• National insurance planning

P11D

• Getting a P11D dispensation
• Benefits in kind and expenses payments

Compliance issues

• Payslip basics
• How to survive a PAYE and NIC inspection

A selection of our other business guides

• Employing workers from the A8 EU member states
• Child Tax Credit and Working Tax Credit
• Employed or self employed?
• Personal service companies
• Employment options
• Employee share schemes

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