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In 2015, the Equality Act 2010 was amended to require employers to reveal details of their gender pay gap. What what this mean for business?
From understanding expenses to starting a limited company, we've a range of jargon-free business guides for you to download and keep.
As a sole trader, your business will naturally incur running costs. The good news is that many of these running costs can be claimed as business expenses,
Ditching office politics, spending more time surfing and improved mental health have contributed to Software Development Consultant Tadas Tamosauskas' route to self-employment.
Using these advisory fuel rates, you can calculate what percentage of the business mileage rate applies to fuel and calculate the VAT on that element.
Parents can share up to 50 of 52 weeks statutory maternity leave and 37 of 39 weeks statutory maternity pay, we'll explain shared parental leave and pay
Are internships a beneficial experience for both Employers and graduates, or potentially unethical exploitation? Here we look at what they offer.
Confused by P11D forms? Unsure whether you need to file one? Want to avoid the common mistakes? Read our articles and you'll be an expert in no time.
This article will cover exactly what a director’s loan entails, the guidelines to abide by, and your tax obligations. This way you will avoid any, albeit unintentional, illicit activity. Don’t worry, we’ll explain everything you need to know about director’s loan accounts with as little waffle or jargon as possible.
As a sole trader, you’re not directly employed and you don't receive a salary or wage in the traditional sense. So, how do you pay yourself?
There is very little difference in employment law between England and Wales, some differences in Scotland but important differences in Northern Ireland.
Once upon a time, Sunday's were the quietest day of the week, but now many people are working on the seventh day. We look at your rights on Sunday working.
How to stay on top of the deadlines for your tax filings as a freelancer, contractor or small business in the UK.
Crunch is celebrating its 10-year anniversary this April, so break out the party hats and pop that champagne!
If the change to your contract of employment is forced on you without agreement, you may be able to make a claim at Employment Tribunal.
There are various ways your Employment can come to and - but if you are an Employee you have the right not to be unfairly dismissed.
Crunch's summary of the government's further consultation on how the proposed reforms to the IR35 rules for the private sector will be implemented.
Giving or awarding shares through an Employment Related Securities scheme can be a good way for employers to reward employees. Here's what you need to know.
The Swedish Derogation is being mentioned a lot by Umbrella Companies. What does it mean?
Limited companies are governed by the regulations contained in the Companies Act 2006. All company registration & records are managed by Companies House.
Apprenticeship schemes are often in the news (and not always for the right reasons), so here's what they're about & where you can find out more about them.
If you have been accidentally overpaid by your employer, it may seem like a lucky bonus, but don't assume you can keep the money!
We've collated a selection of free tools and resources for you to help make running your business a breeze. With everything from software to templates you can work out your take home pay, chase that unpaid invoice and calculate your IR35.
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