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In his recent pre-budget report the Chancellor announced major changes to various taxes which could heavily impact on individuals and businesses. Below are details of the proposed changes which we feel will be of particular interest to our clients, many of which relate to transactions taking place on
or after 6 April 2006.
As you may know, significant changes to the Capital Allowance rules were announced in the 2007 Budget, and are expected to come into effect in April 2008, as part of the Finance Bill.
At Brewers, we certainly don’t believe in all work and no play. We have a lively social calendar for all our team members and often our customers too.
As part of the Bourne Group, we join in the fun on Bourne Group social activities and outings, with regular evenings out, giving everyone a chance to get together and usually round off the evening with a good meal.
Here’s more about some of our recent and forthcoming activities.
Business leaders risk paying fines because they’re not aware of penalties imposed for late or incorrect tax forms, according to research by the Tenon Forum.
A NINO is used to record all National Insurance contributions paid into an employee’s account. Those contributions are then used to determine the individual’s benefit entitlement.
Businesses are still waiting to see practical results from
the Government's better regulation initiatives, claims the Institute of Directors (IoD). According to their dossier of
case studies, administrative burdens associated with issues such as employment law, environmental rules and the anti-money laundering regime are still the bane of many business owners' lives.
If you want to improve your profitability you need to measure employee performance regularly, using effective standards of measurement.