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In Year Filing & the Budget – What you need to know
Last time, end of year fining, ahem, filing was the topic of conversation http://blog.keytime.co.uk/?p=895. For our adventures in payroll this time, I’ll walk you through in-year filing. Before we start, here’s a little recap of the impact of yesterday’s Budget on your payroll:
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Payroll Year End 2010
Yes, it’s that time of year again…
Some basic information for you on our plans to facilitate a smooth and stress free payroll year end (PYE) for you for 2010: -
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5 Steps to a Stress-Free Payroll Year End
The other day Jim was telling me a story about a friend of his, who had managed to rack up £22.50 in library fines.
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Weather stops play…
Good morning,
Unfortunately, today’s heavy snowfall has prevented most of the Keytime employees from getting into work and we are currently operating with very few people.
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VAT Changes – getting ready for 1 January 2010
A few weeks ago we issued a newswire highlighting the VAT changes that will be coming into play shortly.
I wanted to issue a reminder about this to ensure that you are fully prepared for when the changes start.
VAT Rate change
The first change to note is that the standard VAT rate is going back up to 17.5% as at 1st January 2010.
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New business regulations for October 2009 – are you ready?
Each year, the government introduces regulatory changes affecting businesses on two common commencement dates. These dates are 6 April and 1 October.
There are a number of changes due to come into force on 1 October 2009, affecting the minimum wage, tips and service charges, redundancy payments and the way companies are managed.
What follows is a summary, but not an exhaustive list, of the more important new rules with which businesses will need to comply.
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ACCOUNTANCY AGE AWARDS 2009 SHORTLIST ANNOUNCED
Who’s up for a gong at the profession’s gala event?
We know that Pastel Partner has been shortlisted – click here for more details
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Usability is a lie, and what that means for our support website
As a clued up, savvy individual, I’m sure you’ll be familiar with the hubbub that surrounds any website change, and the focus on usability. There are reams and reams of books, articles, papers and websites that focus on this particular term (17 million results if you google the word) and it sometimes feels that you can’t discuss websites without coming back to this idea. Read the rest of this entry »
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Minimum wage – Future changes
The rates of national minimum wage and the accommodation offset rates are increasing for pay reference periods starting on or after 1 October 2009.
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Licensing Changes
Up to 2009, Keytime Tax Professional software was sold on an annual license basis and expired on or around the end of April each year.
Following customer feedback the software has now been changed so that from the 2009 product year, it will no longer expire and can be used indefinitely.
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