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Small Employers Relief increased to 9%

HMRC have issued the following (edited) information on Wednesday 21st January 2026, effective for payments from 6th April 2026. Dear … Continue reading Small Employers Relief increased to 9% →

psimonparsons DWP, For the employer, Neonatal, Payroll Change 2026, Payroll Change April 2026, Statutory Maternity Pay, Statutory Neonatal Care Pay (SNCP), Statutory Parental Bereavement Pay, Statutory Paternity Pay, Statutory Payments Leave a comment 21st January 202622nd January 2026 1 Minute

April 2026 Statutory payment rates announced

I have concluded my statutory annual review of …. benefit rates under the Social Security Administration Act 1992. The new … Continue reading April 2026 Statutory payment rates announced →

psimonparsons DWP, Employment, For the employee, For the employer, Neonatal, Payroll Change 2026, Payroll Change April 2026, Pension, Sick Pay, Statutory Maternity Pay, Statutory Neonatal Care Pay (SNCP), Statutory Parental Bereavement Pay, Statutory Paternity Pay, Statutory Payments Leave a comment 28th November 202514th April 2026 1 Minute

Regulations for Neonatal Care Leave and Pay laid

Monday 20th January 2021, the government has laid regulations to implement Neonatal Care Leave and Pay. Subject to parliamentary approval, … Continue reading Regulations for Neonatal Care Leave and Pay laid →

psimonparsons Employment Law, For the employee, For the employer, Neonatal, payroll change 2025, Payroll change April 2025, Statutory Neonatal Care Pay (SNCP), Statutory Payments Leave a comment 21st January 2025 1 Minute

PAYE RTI 2025-2026: technical pack published

Issued Wednesday 25th September 2024 Dear PAYadvice.UK, I am pleased to advise that the 2025-26 RTI technical pack for internet … Continue reading PAYE RTI 2025-2026: technical pack published →

psimonparsons Freeports, GOV.UK, HMRC, Investment Zones, National Insurance, Neonatal, Payroll, payroll change 2025, Payroll change April 2025, Real Time Information, Software Developers, Statutory Neonatal Care Pay (SNCP), Statutory Payments, Women 1 Comment 28th September 202430th September 2024 1 Minute

April 2025 RTI changes latest

The HMRC Software Developers Support Team (SDST) have issued an update on the RTI changes for April 2025. The following … Continue reading April 2025 RTI changes latest →

psimonparsons For the employer, Freeports, GOV.UK, Government, HMRC, Investment Zones, National Insurance, Neonatal, Payroll, payroll change 2025, Payroll change April 2025, Pension, Real Time Information, Software Developers, Statutory Payments, Working Time Leave a comment 20th August 202423rd April 2025 2 Minutes

Statutory Neonatal Care Pay (SNCP) and Leave – April 2025

HMRC have issued further policy information on the new Statutory Neonatal Care Pay and Leave (SNCP&L, SNCL and SNCP). These … Continue reading Statutory Neonatal Care Pay (SNCP) and Leave – April 2025 →

psimonparsons Childcare, For the employee, For the employer, HMRC, Neonatal, Payroll, payroll change 2025, Payroll change April 2025 1 Comment 19th August 202419th August 2024 3 Minutes

Statutory Neonatal Care Pay (SNCP) is on its way – April 2025

The new statutory allowance (SNCP) is planned to be introduced in April 2025; this is for parents who have a … Continue reading Statutory Neonatal Care Pay (SNCP) is on its way – April 2025 →

psimonparsons For the employee, Maternity rights, Neonatal, payroll change 2025, Payroll change April 2025, Uncategorized 1 Comment 4th June 20244th June 2024 2 Minutes

Wins for parents and carers workers rights

Parents and carers to be given new protections at work, covering leave entitlement and redundancy rules New rights derive from … Continue reading Wins for parents and carers workers rights →

psimonparsons ACAS, Employment, Equality, For the employee, For the employer, Holiday, Holiday Pay, Maternity rights, Neonatal, PAYadvice, Redundancy, Statutory Maternity Pay, Termination payments, Working Time Leave a comment 28th May 2023 3 Minutes

Parents whose babies require neonatal care to receive paid leave under new law backed by government

Government backs laws providing additional paid leave to parents whose babies require neonatal care after birthreforms will allow parents to … Continue reading Parents whose babies require neonatal care to receive paid leave under new law backed by government →

psimonparsons Childcare, For the employee, Neonatal, Statutory Payments 1 Comment 15th July 202215th July 2022 3 Minutes

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