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CHANGES TO NOTIFICATIONS BY EMPLOYERS TO OPERATE PAYE ON A PROPORTION OF GLOBALLY MOBILE EMPLOYEE’S INCOME AND OVERSEAS WORKDAY RELIEF

The previous non-domicile rules regarding operating PAYE on a reduced percentage of an employee’s income (known as Section 690) ended, replaced by a system based on tax residence. Any HMRC directions issued before 6 April 2025 are no longer valid – employers must submit a new notification to operate...

IS IT TIME TO USE UP THIS YEAR’S CASH ISA ALLOWANCE?

Rumours have swirled since before the last Autumn Statement about a possible cut to the annual cash ISA allowance. It is now known that the Chancellor has been evaluating cutting this allowance. It is not yet known what, if anything, has been decided but there is talk of it...

HMRC’S ‘HELP FOR HUSTLES’ CAMPAIGN

This is a recent initiative by HMRC. The campaign is designed to assist individuals who earn extra income outside their main job, ensuring they understand their tax obligations. HMRC set up this initiative as more people have taken on ‘side hustles’ to help them through the cost-of-living crisis but...

HMRC CRITICISED FOR TIME TAKEN TO PROCESS TAX REFUNDS

HMRC is under scrutiny for taking over four months to process tax refunds, a process that previously took just a few weeks. The delays are particularly affecting employers’ PAYE refunds and the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS). It has faced criticism from MPs regarding long call-waiting times, increasing complexity in...

CHANCELLOR ADDS MORE FUEL TO ISA REFORM FIRE.

After much rumour and conjecture, it seems that some potentially significant changes to ISAs (Individual Savings Accounts) are on the way. We heard a lot in the build up to the Spring Statement – only to hear no words uttered by the Chancellor in relation to this. Yet, we...