Megan
As well as having Payroll experience, Meg is our main point of contact for auto-enrolment setup. Now a qualified member of AAT, Meg is building her portfolio of accounting clients in a variety of sectors.
Latest posts by Megan (see all)
- Income Tax in Wales Is Changing – What You Need to Know - September 24, 2018
- Landmark Gig Economy Case – Pimlico Plumbers - August 29, 2018
- National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage Rates from April 2018 - April 1, 2018
If you are an employee or worker, you will be on a PAYE (pay as you earn) tax system, meaning tax is deducted straight from your salary – unlike the self-employed, who have to calculate and pay their own tax.
For many, this ease of use means that tax codes and deducted earning are rarely checked, which could result in over taxation.
In this blog post, we’ll cover how to find your tax code, what it means and what to do if you think you are being over taxed.
A key employment case against taxi app company ‘Uber’ has resulted in their claims of their drivers being ‘self-employed’ being rejected, with Uber drivers now being classed as ‘workers’ as opposed to self-employed.