Category Archives: Remuneration
You may be aware that income of £150,000 and above suffers a tax rate of 50%. What is less well known is that at a lower level of income the tax rate is in fact higher than 50%. For income … Continue reading
Employees who earn at least £107 per week or £464 per month for a full tax year will be achieving a credit towards the 30 years they need in order to earn a basic state pension.
Posted in Business Tax, Income Tax, National Insurance, Remuneration
Tagged Staff benefits, State pension
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Today’s Budget certainly had a strong business emphasis to encourage and incentivise business growth. On the other hand, artificial transactions set up simply to avoid tax would not be tolerated.
Posted in Administration, Business Tax, Corporation Tax, Income Tax, Remuneration
Tagged Budget 2012, EMI, Tax avoidance
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