John Whiting Tax Partner PricewaterhouseCoopers and a past President of the Chartered Institute of Taxation tests the strength of the Budget wind for employers and finds that there was no need to take shelter this time
There didn't seem to be much in the Budget speech to worry those dealing with employment taxes. (I use the word 'worry' deliberately as all too often employers and their advisers reap extra burdens from the Budget wind.) Inevitably the bundle of Inland Revenue press releases contained a few things needing attention but even these were essentially benign and amounted as far as they went to a cooling breeze.
So what then is the problem with that? In essence nothing. A lack of change and an absence...
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John Whiting Tax Partner PricewaterhouseCoopers and a past President of the Chartered Institute of Taxation tests the strength of the Budget wind for employers and finds that there was no need to take shelter this time
There didn't seem to be much in the Budget speech to worry those dealing with employment taxes. (I use the word 'worry' deliberately as all too often employers and their advisers reap extra burdens from the Budget wind.) Inevitably the bundle of Inland Revenue press releases contained a few things needing attention but even these were essentially benign and amounted as far as they went to a cooling breeze.
So what then is the problem with that? In essence nothing. A lack of change and an absence...
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