Payroll made easy!

One phone call, fax or e-mail to us to match your payment period is all that is required.

What we do:

• Provide payslips
• Maintain sickness and holiday records
• Deal with Student Loans.
• Advise on all maternity and paternity issues
• Hold employees records
• Help with statutory sick pay issues
• Issue P45’s
• Produce end of year and period returns
• Attend any PAYE inspections/investigations
• BACS payments

We offer payroll services to people in and out of the licensed trade of varying sizes, whether it be 1 employee or 1,000.

All our advice and support is included in your fee so you are sure that you have highly efficient cost effective service at your fingertips with no hidden costs.

Our returns are filed online helping you to take advantage of the new electronic credit from HM Revenue and Customs.

We regularly provide newsletters detailing changes in law and conditions.

It's as easy as telephoning 0800 028 5970 or completing our contact form.

May 2007 - National Minimum Wage Update

The national minimum wage is to be increased in October 2007 after the Department of Trade and Industry accepted the Low Pay Commission's recommendations.

The adult rate, for those 22 years old and above, will increase from £5.35 to £5.52.
The development rate, for those between 18 and 21 years old, will increase from £4.45 to £4.60.
The rate for those17 years old and under will increase from £3.30 to £3.40.

Paye Compliance -Admission Of Guilt

During a PAYE compliance investigation, the starting point is that under declarations are open to a 100% penalty, but discounts are available.

The typical investigation attracts penalties of between five and 15% of the under declared tax. Discounts are given for:

Disclosure -up to 30%
Co-operation -up to 40% (an early payment on account is often helpful)
Size and gravity -up to 40% (larger errors in the context of the business.)

Payments on account. However if you are ever in this situation, by all means make payments to get the co-operation discount, but don't pay too early, this can be seen by the Taxman as an admission of guilt!