Are you getting what you pay for?

Key changes. All employers will be affected by the changes to a greater or lesser degree. The new EA conditions from 6 April 2020 are:

you won’t be entitled to the EA if your liability to employers’ Class 1 NI in the previous tax year exceeded £100,000
you won’t automatically qualify for the EA. You must claim it each tax year. This will involve submitting a declaration confirming that you’ve checked and are satisfied that you meet all the conditions for eligibility
if you become connected with another employer, i.e. you share resources such as premises or staff, you must reassess your eligibility for the EA; and
the EA will be state aid and counts towards the maximum aid (€200,000) you can receive in a rolling three-year period. You must have room to accommodate the whole £3,000 EA within the state aid limit or lose your entitlement to it. ...

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03/02/2015

We all know that the cost of hiring professionals is one that none of us enjoy paying.

Especially when we are charged premium rates for substandard services.
In recent months I have had more than one client approach me at wits end because of the wreckage caused by their previous accounting professionals, especially when it comes to bookkeeping.
In all instances this has caused untold stress and extra costs to have the errors corrected and what adds insult to injury is all this unnecessary suffering could be avoided by following just a few simple steps.
Over the next few weeks I plan on posting some helpful hints for all those business owners out there so that you too can ensure that you are getting what you pay for.