HMRC is reminding employers to make sure they are up to date with corrections to payroll mistakes related to an earlier tax year

Following its defeat over a Sky rugby commentator’s employment status, HMRC is appealing the ruling at the Upper Tribunal

The tribunal ruling in the IR35 Lineker case unusually centred around partnership employment status but what are the wider implications, ask Nick Bustin, employment tax director and Riocard Hoye, senior manager at haysmacintyre

The High Court has ruled that Prezzo Investco, owner of the Prezzo restaurant chain, can exercise a cram down which means that creditors, including HMRC, will not be paid in full 

Crossborder tax is a complex issue for employers as more staff work overseas to take advantage of flexible and hybrid working patterns, warns Dominik Skalet, international tax manager, Remote

Two Malta based employment agencies with the same director, Vision HR Solutions and Veqta, have been called out by HMRC for paying staff tax-free with convoluted contracts of employment

More than a third of businesses might be unaware of the tax implications when allowing their employees to work flexibly overseas

In this week’s Q&A, Croner-i advisor Vanessa Matthews, talks about the tax treatment on health checks for employees and whether they fall within benefits in kind 

Major high street retailers, WH Smith, Lloyds Pharmacy and M&S, are among more than 200 businesses which failed to pay national minimum wage rates to employees 

The head of HMRC told MPs that it had underestimated the complexity of Making Tax Digital (MTD), which had caused eight years of delay and a failed pilot scheme

Taxpayers will now have an extra two years to make additional payments to their National Insurance (NI) contributions to increase state pension entitlements

Payroll experts at CIPP explain the key changes to P11Ds with tips and advice on how to complete the annual employee expenses returns online