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New deal to make bank account comparisons easier
07 April 2014

​Major current account providers have signed up to an agreement that will give customers their account data in a simple, standardised format that can be used in comparison sites for the first time.
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Taxpayers warned on NIC debts
02 April 2014

​People with unpaid national insurance contributions (NICs) have been warned that private debt collectors could be used to recover the money they owe HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC).
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Time to act on auto-enrolment, says regulator
02 April 2014

​The Pensions Regulator has urged small and medium-sized employers to find out when their new workplace pension duties begin, following research showing that many have yet to check when auto-enrolment will affect them.
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Budget Summary 2014
19 March 2014


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NMW set to rise by 19p an hour
07 March 2014

​The Low Pay Commission has recommended that the national minimum wage (NMW) should increase to £6.50 an hour from 1 October this year.
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RTI penalties to be phased in
07 March 2014

​HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has announced there will be a staggered start to the introduction of Real Time Information (RTI) penalties.
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Brits set to ‘pay taxman £4.7bn more than needed’
07 March 2014

​New research suggests that UK taxpayers are set to waste almost £5 billion this year by paying more tax than necessary.
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SSP: change on the way for employers
06 March 2014

​A significant change to statutory sick pay (SSP) is on the way for employers from April 2014.
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£2,000 national insurance saving coming soon
06 March 2014

Employers are reminded to make sure they do not miss out on a £2,000 cut in their employment costs from 6 April 2014.
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HMRC highlights benefits of cash basis accounting
04 March 2014

​Small businesses are being encouraged to consider using an HM Revenue & Customs’ (HMRC) scheme that allows them to be taxed on money flowing into and out of their business, rather than using full accounting rules.
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