• Personal Accounts - still blissfully unaware?

    Written on 20 Sep 2009 by Richard Rowell

    Many business owners are still blissfully unaware of the impact that Personal Accounts will have on their business. In addition to these reforms having severe administration…

  • IPP Payroll Awards winners

    Written on 17 Sep 2009 by Richard Rowell

    Great news last night. We attended the IPP Payroll and Pensions Excellence Awards last night and came away with an award. We were shortlisted in the Payroll Outsourcer of the year…

  • IPP Payroll Awards this week

    Written on 14 Sep 2009 by Richard Rowell

    It is the annual IPP payroll awards on Wednesday and I have to confess I'm getting a little nervous. We have been shortlisted again and we are hoping to come away with the an…

  • How much should your payroll cost

    Written on 11 Sep 2009 by Richard Rowell

    I came across this really nice story recently about pricing for services. I think it applies aqually to the payroll professions too. Let me know what you think Here is the quote "…

  • National Payroll Week

    Written on 10 Sep 2009 by Richard Rowell

    You probably won't know this but we are in the middle of National Payroll Week. From the 7th to 11th of September we are celebrating the unsung heroes that impact on the lives of…

  • Payroll services pointers

    Written on 09 Sep 2009 by Alison Clynes

    A huge part of running any business is finances and a large part of your business finances is taken up by payroll. Now, having your finances in tip-top shape might be a goal of…

  • Added value payroll service

    Written on 05 Sep 2009 by Richard Rowell

    Managing payroll in your business can be problematic. You need to make the decision whether you continue to process your own payroll or use a payroll company for payroll…

  • House of Lords decision in sickness and holidays case

    Written on 01 Sep 2009 by Richard Rowell

    As was expected, the House of Lords  found in favour of the claimants in the HMRC v Stringer and ors case following the lead of the European Court of Justice (ECJ).  There are two…

  • New to PAYE?

    Written on 27 Aug 2009 by Alison Clynes

    PAYE stands for Pay as You Earn, the system under which tax and National Insurance has to be deducted from payments to employees. If you're setting up a new business or expanding…

  • Payroll outsourcing - a practical process

    Written on 25 Aug 2009 by Richard Rowell

    Okay, so you think that outsourcing may be a good option for your business. But where do you start. The best starting point is to look at why a business should outsource any of…