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12 March 2019

Employers can easily breach new employment law requirements

The Employment Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2018 (the “Act”) came into effect on 4 March 2019. The measures include a

5 February 2019

Revenue publish guidance on PAYE Modernisation

Pay As You Earn (PAYE) Modernisation and real time reporting is effective from 1 January 2019. Employers are now required

3 February 2019

Information returns, employee share schemes due 31 March 2019

Returns of information for employee share participation schemes in respect of 2018 must be filed by 31 March 2019.

7 January 2019

Pension Salary Sacrifice – Payroll Cost Saving Opportunities

In this article, Aidan Smith, a tax Director in KPMG’s Belfast office, outlines the potentially significant payroll cost savings for Northern Ireland and UK employers from pension salary sacrifice arrangements.

2 October 2018

PAYE Modernisation – are you ready?

John Curry and Rachael Dillon take stock of the issues facing employers that mean that preparations are needed to get ready for the biggest change to the operation of Irish payroll in 50 years.

13 August 2018

Mobility Matters

When home is where the visa is, don't forget that taxes are global.

8 August 2018

Ireland – Modernising PAYE and Real Time Reporting Coming Soon

Irish Revenue recently updated its much awaited guidance on the operation of PAYE for short-term business visitors (STBVs), who are performing the duties of their overseas employment in Ireland.

2 July 2018

Tax Surprises for Non-UK Resident Directors of UK Companies

Many international groups have appointed non-resident individuals to a director role for their UK or Northern Ireland subsidiaries.

20 June 2018

Ireland – updates PAYE withholding for short term business visitors

Irish Revenue recently updated its much awaited guidance on the operation of PAYE for short-term business visitors (STBVs), who are performing the duties of their overseas employment in Ireland.

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