Posted by Tim Borton on 25/01/2012
Teachers’ Pension have just issued the timeline of deadlines for year ended 31 March 2012:
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Posted by Ian Saunders on 19/01/2012
From 1 October 2012 to September 2016, depending on business size, employers will have to auto enrol all eligible employees into a qualifying pension scheme and contribute to their plan. The majority of businesses will face some degree of financial impact and therefore the sooner you make plans and budget for the changes, the less severe the impact will be.
The auto enrolment scheme will be ...
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Posted by Ewan McClymont on 19/01/2012
The Funding & Business Support Briefing hosted by Bishop Fleming at Kingsley Village on the 18th January has been extremely well received by both exhibitors are delegates. The audience heard a range of presentations on grants, loans, asset-backed lending, equity finance and general finance raising – the idea being to highlight alternative and complimentary sources of finance to conventional lending.
In addition, 30 exhibitors were there ...
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Posted by Pippa Clarke on 17/01/2012
The Government has published a consultation document on its plans for a statutory residence test (SRT). The aim is to enable taxpayers to assess their residence status in a straightforward way. Furthermore, it will enable those who come to the UK on business, as employees or investors, to have a clear view of their tax treatment.
Tax residence has an important bearing on an individual’s UK ...
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Posted by Andy Richens on 17/01/2012
The Chancellor’s Autumn Statement introduced a new Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS). The SEIS focuses on smaller, early stage companies carrying on or preparing to carry on, a new qualifying trade. The scheme offers considerable tax benefits for an investor:
- Income tax relief at the fixed rate of 50% on an SEIS investment up to £100,000 in the year, will apply to ...
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