In this article, I am going to look at National Insurance (NI) category letters, which is an area often overlooked by employers. In my 8 years of running payrolls, I see the same issues around which letter should be assigned to certain employees and so I will cover...
You heard it here first – Croatia will win the Euros and England will get knocked out on penalties. Well, one of those statements seems more likely than the other but at least none of the England players were abused for missing as it went to 7 all before the deciding...
It is time to prepare the Forms P11D and P11D(b) for the 2023-24 tax year. The Forms are the employer’s responsibility. They are required for directors and employees who are provided with benefits or for whom you pay or reimburse non-deductible expenses. The Forms...
The Lambert Chapman Maldon office is proudly supporting this year’s *world famous* Maldon Mud Race which is taking place on Sunday 2nd June at Promenade Park. The charity event is sold out and 300 fundraising competitors will sludge through the River Blackwater...
Recently, the headlines have been focusing on the disposal of politician Angela Rayner’s house and whether or not she correctly calculated her Capital Gains Tax (CGT) liability. Our Tax Partner, Lucy Orrow, looks at some of the main points which have been raised in...
As we enter the 2024/25 tax year, below is a list of key tax changes that came into effect from the 6th April 2024. Individuals The personal allowance remains unchanged at £12,570. The personal allowance is the amount of income a person can earn before paying tax. The...
