Key Dates
19 March 2011 - PAYE and NIC due for the month ended 5th March 2011 (non-electronic payments). Submit Construction Industry Scheme return for the month ended 5th March 2011.
22 March 2011 - PAYE and NIC due for the month ended 5th March 2011 (online payments).
23 March 2011 - Budget speech to the House of Commons.
14 April 2011 - Deadline for submission of forms CT61 and payment of any associated income tax for the quarter ended 31st March 2011.
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Reminder on Tax Code Notice Change
Taxpayers are reminded that copies of the notices informing them of their tax code for the year 2011-2012, sent out during January, February and March, will no longer go to their tax agent or advisor.
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Record Numbers File Online
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Childcare Support Changes
Businesses are reminded that the rules on employer-supported childcare will change for higher and additional rate taxpayers from 6 April 2011.
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Time Running Out on Retirement at 65
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Time to Pay Rejection Rate Rises
The percentage of Time to Pay requests refused by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) in 2010 was more than double the rate in 2009, according to new statistics.
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Right to Request Flexible Working Extended
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Whitehall Rapped on Quality of Case for New Business Regulations
An independent watchdog that reviews government proposals for new regulations affecting businesses says a “worryingly high proportion” fail to make a strong enough case.
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Time Running Out on State Pension Top-Up Offer
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‘Game Up’ Warning on Offshore Non-Compliance
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Deliberate Defaulters Told ‘Taxman Will Be Watching You’
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Company Car Changes Go Electronic
An important change to the way employers notify HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) about replacement company cars will take effect from April 2011.
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SMES Urged To Keep Business Records in Shape
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HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has launched new tools to help small businesses, sole traders and the self-employed keep their records in shape.
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