Prepare For Payroll Changes

Payroll Changes Every Employer Should Be Preparing For Payroll is becoming increasingly complex, with several legislative changes on the horizon that could impact employers and employees alike.  Mandatory Payrolling of Benefits in Kind  From 6th April 2027, certain benefits including company cars, fuel benefits and medical benefits will be taxed through payroll in real time […]

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Payroll employer benefit changes from 2026

  The UK government has announced that from April 2026, employers will be required to report and pay income tax and Class 1A National Insurance Contributions (NIC) on benefits-in-kind (BIK) via payroll software. This new mandate by HMRC aims to streamline the administrative process, simplify reporting, and enhance digitalization of tax payments related to employment […]

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PAYROLL REMINDER : NATIONAL INSURANCE RATE REDUCING FROM 6 APRIL

From 6 April 2024, the 2% cut in employee national insurance contributions will come into effect. Employees will now be deducted 8%, rather than 10%, on monthly earnings between £1,048 and £4,189. A 2% deduction on earnings above this amount continues to apply. There is no change to the rate of employers’ national insurance, which […]

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HOLIDAY PAY AND ENTITLEMENT REFORMS

Coming into force from 1 January 2024, the Working Time Regulations, as amended by The Employment Rights (Amendment, Revocation and Transitional Provision) Regulations 2023, introduced reforms that simplify holiday pay and entitlements. Following Brexit, any European laws that were retained in the UK automatically expired on December 31 unless legislation was brought in to keep […]

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UPDATE PAYROLL SOFTWARE FOR THE JANUARY NIC CUT

 The chancellor’s announcement of a 2% cut in national insurance contributions (NICs) for employees applies to payments on or after 6 January 2024. That doesn’t allow much time to update payroll software, particularly with the Christmas holidays in between. Note that for employees other than directors, NIC is not calculated on a cumulative basis so, […]

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