Employer Essentials Index 2018

Each issue will cover a range of topical issues that affect employers and their employees in a concise and informative way so you can take immediate action or plan ahead to keep payroll costs and administration under control.

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November 2018

• Proposed new duties to publish employment policies
• Planning for higher employment costs in 2019
• NAO report on BBC contractors' IR35 issues highlights significance of CEST
• IR35 in the private sector
• Budget roundup
• Don't let the taxman spoil the party

September 2018

• Brexit round up
• Electric cars
• Gender pay reporting update
• Employment status: The (independent) man in the middle
• Welsh income tax rates

July 2018

• Non-payroll labour – still a long way from clarity
• Supreme Court ruling on employment rights
• OTS suggests PAYE type scheme for self-employed platform workers
• Brexit – UK Government proposes a framework for mobility
• Employment taxes roundup
• Directors’ Remuneration Reports to include pay ratios from 2019

May 2018

• Share plan? Another return to do by 6 July
• Your P11D guide for 2017/18
• Short term business visitors – a wider net?
• Gender Pay – Where are you now?
• EMI tax reliefs are back on track
• Off-payroll working in the private sector

March 2018

• Summary of key changes from 6 April 2018
• Gender pay reporting update
• Employment rights consultations
• Employment status consultation – seeking clarity
• Salary exchange for pensions – never been a better time
• Brexit transition – freedom of movement

January 2018

• New style employer compliance checks
• Scottish higher earners to pay more income tax
• Managing the risks of non-payroll labour - Construction industry
• US tax reform for employees
• How leaving the EU could impact your most important asset: your people
• Gender pay reporting FAQs: who reports and how?

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