Quarterly Newsletter

Spring 2012

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Please find below a link to our Spring 2012 newsletter.  In this newsletter, we look at the issues that could affect your financial spring cleaning.

Major changes proposed for employment law
While many of the Government's proposals will favour employers (small businesses in particular), the flipside could be significant changes to employees' rights.

Sowing the seeds of enterprise and other tax changes
Now that the dust has settled on the Chancellor's Autumn Statement announcements, it's easier to focus on their detail.  We explain what the Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme is and how it will work, as well as some of the other tax changes affecting small businesses.

The pensions revolution continues.  It seems that every day brings news of more pension changes, and we focus on those that are taking effect this April.

Harder to escape the UK tax net  HMRC's quest for revenue reaches beyond the UK, and its long running battle with Seychelles-based Robert Gaines-Cooper has implications for other British tax exiles.

How employers can avoid the PAYE blues  It's hoped that Real Time Information will drag the aged PAYE system into the 21st century - but in the meantime, how fairly is HMRC playing by employers?

Also included are articles on the future of cheques, the Tax Health Plan, first tax bills for the newly self employed and HMRC's pursuit of those of you with Swiss accounts.

If you would like to have more information about any of these articles in the newsletter and their possible impact on you, please let us know.

click here to download our Spring 2012 Newsletter

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