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11
March 2020
This short article will help you to find out if you may be due a tax rebate from the HMRC. If you can not find the answer to your question, please do not hesitate to contact a member of our tax refund team.
11
March 2020
If you are a seafarer and have had tax deducted from your wages you may be able to claim a full tax rebate. We answer some of the most common questions on claiming tax back when working at sea.
09
March 2020
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is the tax payable on the profit that you make when you sell an asset, although it isn’t payable in all circumstances. Whether you’re planning to sell shares or your home, there is a possibility that you will face a tax liability if you have made a gain or profit on the asset.
09
March 2020
If you are an employee, there are certain tax forms that your employer is obliged to provide you with. These forms contain important information about your salary, benefits and the tax you have paid and so you should know what information each of these forms contains.
05
March 2020
The Provision Of Employment Rights In English Law Employees enjoy greater protection and employment right than the self-employed but who counts as an employee is a complex matter with limited statutory guidance.
26
February 2020
The advantages of making a will are obvious but are nevertheless worth stating. If you make a will, you get to decide without any ambiguity who gets what after you die. There are five main ways in which a will can be challenged.
10
February 2020
Contributory negligence is a term which has dual meanings in the context of personal injury compensation claims. It can either relate to the contribution you have personally made to an accident or the severity of your injuries or when multiple parties – but not including yourself – have been responsible for causing an accident in
06
February 2020
Employee liability insurance is essential for business owners. To understand why employers are liable for damage their employee's cause requires a brief introduction to employer-employee law.
04
February 2020
Outside of industries like resources or certain technologies, there are some common aspects that traditional investors seek when deciding what a company is worth.
02
February 2020
Please find below an explanation of some personal injury terms.
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On 15 March 2012, we advised that the Software Developers’ Support Team (SDST) made an informal announcement that the P38(S) procedure and form will be withdrawn from tax year 2013/14. Last week, HMRC made changes to their ‘Student Employees’ page announcing this as an important update and change. Different employers will be affected at different
Different interpretations have emerged on the employment law question of whether staff who cannot get to work because of bad weather are entitled to be paid.
The planned basic state pension increase of 2.5% announced in the Chancellors Pre Budget Report will not apply to all pensions, it has been revealed. There is also growing concern among pension organisations over the increasingly complex system of revised pension schemes.
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