Around one in 20 workers report not receiving any holiday entitlement, and almost 10% do not receive a payslip, according to the Resolution Foundation

The key HMRC filing deadlines from September to December 2019 including corporation tax second quarterly instalment payment for companies with annual taxable profits exceeding £20m, loan charge deadline for reporting to HMRC any disguised remuneration issues, and Making Tax Digital for VAT compliance deadline for deferred entry businesses

In this month’s roundup of tax case, Ingenious film scheme ruled tax avoidance at appeal, worker cannot claim tax relief on contractor travel expenses in Nowak, Hargreaves Lansdown loses £15m loyalty bonus tax case, Making Tax Digital confirmation notices and IR35 private sector off-payroll working guidance issued

As the private sector prepares for the new IR35 rules next year, cracks are beginning to show but clear communication and a real understanding of employment law will help companies avoid expensive errors, explains Ranjit Dhindsa, employment partner at Fisherfield

The Low Incomes Tax Reform Group (LITRG) is warning taxpayers to check the accuracy of savings income figures shown in their PAYE Notices of Coding and tax calculations (P800 forms) to avoid overpaying tax

HMRC has published its first detailed guidance on how new rules for off-payroll workers (IR35) will operate in the private sector when the responsibility for determining individual’s employment status moves to employers in April next year, reports Pat Sweet

The government is holding more than £28m of overpayments made to the Student Loan Company (SLC) in error, as a result of repayments being deducted from individuals after they have paid off their loans in full

Following a review, HMRC has decided to continue the risk-based approach to PAYE late filing and late payment penalties for employers throughout the 2019/20 tax year with penalties due to go out from September

Julie Clift, tax writer at Croner-i, looks at how the optional remuneration (OpRA) rules apply when an employee decides to take the cash rather than the company car, as well as other changes to salary sacrifice rules

HMRC believes it can squeeze an extra £29.7m from contractors through investigations into their employment status

In this month’s round-up of tax cases and news, more IR35 woe for HMRC while GAAR panel kicks out bond scheme, Finance Bill 2019-20 confirms £1.1bn payroll extension to private sector, Making Tax Digital penalty leniency, capital goods scheme simplified and UK multinationals challenge CFC rules

The key HMRC filing deadlines from August to December 2019 including deadline for estimated first Making Tax Digital submission falls one calendar month and seven days after end of relevant VAT quarter, forms P46(Car) for quarter ended 5 Jul (where benefits not payrolled) to HMRC and public sector employment intermediary’s quarterly report

Croner Taxwise tax adviser Amaira Bada unpicks the tax and reporting liabilities for a client reporting under the loan charge requirements for an employer financed retirement benefit scheme (EFRBS)

Julie Clift, tax writer at Croner-i, looks at the tax implications when a company reimburses an employee for using their own car on company business, taking into account the latest statutory mileage rates

The apprenticeship levy, designed to boost workplace training, has proved an ‘empty promise’ and needs urgent reform, according to the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD)