Category: Accountant

Accountant that wants a different types of payroll that will be for you and relative for clients. If you are an Accountant looking for fleet and property.

Posted on 26 February 202030 January 2024
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White Labeling Your Payroll Services

White labelling is a legal protocol that allows one product or service to be sold and rebranded. This is done under another company’s brand. The term “white labelling” is used based on the manual process whiting out something previously written to amend. Our payroll service work with a range of strategic partners.

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Recent Changes To IR35 (April 2020)

Half of the contractors plan to leave clients in the next eight weeks due to changes to the IR35 ‘off-payroll’ rules. The UK’s IR35 legislation ensures that contractors pay the same tax and National Insurance contributions as an equivalent employee.

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What Are PAYE And RTI Forms?

Whether you’re an employer or employee, PAYE (pay as you earn) and RTI (real-time information) forms can be quite difficult to get your head around. At Happie Group, we provide help with the following forms: P45, P46(car) P60, FPS and EPS. Keep reading for a simple explanation of what these forms mean for you and […]

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Posted on 14 November 201930 January 2024
Happie Group
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Am I IR35 Complaint?

With the upcoming legislation change that is occurring in 2020, it is essential you are a complaint about this change. But how do you know if you are IR35 compliant? Here is all you need to know about it. IR35 Checklist: Am I Compliant? If you’re a contractor working out whether IR35 applies to a […]

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Posted on 14 November 201930 January 2024
Happie Group
Accountant, Blog, Recruitment Companies, Small Businesses, Start-ups
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IR35: What You Need To Know?

A change in the legislation will be occurring in 2020, and this is called IR35. IR35 will be reforming the private sector for the self-employed set. This means IR35 is designed to assess whether a contractor is a genuine contractor rather than a ‘disguised’ employee, for the purposes of paying tax. But what does this […]

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