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  Welcome to the FT Debt Freedom Day Calculator. A helpful tool that will help you discover how many days you need to work just to pay the interest on any debt you may currently have. According to independent analysis of the most recent official figures conducted by independent agency, RAKM, on behalf of Unbiased.co.uk. 

An online toolkit designed to help start-up firms take on employees has been launched by the Government. Unveiled by the Employment Relations Minister Jo Swinson, the updated toolkit aims to guide employers through the process of hiring their first member of staff, as well as the relevant legal requirements. The resource is free to use

Who needs to complete a Self Assessment tax return? Almost everyone needs to complete a tax return. The people who are paying their due taxes through their earnings through tax codes are exempted. There are times when some are required to complete the tax returns even if they are already paying through their tax codes.

Registering with HM Revenue & Customs If you start working for yourself, you must register with HM Revenue & Customs as soon as possible as self employment. Otherwise you may be liable to a penalty. If you start working for yourself you become liable for class 2 national insurance contributions and must notify HM Revenue & Customs by

We have listed below some great websites that you might find helpful…   Accounting Web   HMRC Website   HMRC – Tax Rates   Companies House   Direct Gov            

  Published on Mar 12, 2013 An HMRC webinar for employers, providing an introduction to the procedures required to operate PAYE in Real Time.

HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) Learning Together events enable tax agents and advisers to learn together in an informal and safe environment. Before you can attend these events you will need to be registered for HMRC’s Agent Account Manager (AAM) service. Find out more about registering to use AAM services Book an event using the

WHEN RESOURCES are stretched, it seems inconceivable that the practice of long-running enquiries would be allowed to continue.     Certainly, HMRC has tried to address this previously with the Faster Working process. However, this failed to make the inroads into cases that HMRC was expecting. After years of tinkering around with the enquiry process, HMRC