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Find out how you're affected by the new tax charge if you have an income of more than £50,000 and get Child Benefit.
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We can help to protect you from exchange rate fluctuations and save you time and money on international payments.
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We specialise in all aspects of Polish Revenue Services. Our experts in Polish tax law is happy to help with all you needs in this area.
If you are trading with Poland or planning to establish your presence there we can help you with all the formalities.
Find links to guidance on what you need to do for tax and NI purposes when you start up a business as a self-employed person, a partnership or a limited company.
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Minimize your taxes.
There are three basic ways to reduce your taxes. You can reduce your income, increase your deductions, and take advantage of tax credits.
Find out how you're affected by the new tax charge if you have an income of more than £50,000 and get Child Benefit.
Payroll might be a burden if not approached appropriately, we are happy to help you with all you payroll needs from the start.
When you pay your employee for the first time you must check whether you need to operate PAYE and register as an employer with HMRC.
In most cases, as soon as you first employ someone, you will need to register as an employer with HMRC. Bear in mind that you also might need to register as an employer even if you're the only person working in your business. If you run a one-person limited company, you'll be both an employer and an employee.
If you thinking about employing people in your business, we can help you go through registration, setting up your payroll system, monthly payroll runs and PAYE compliance.
For help with any of your accountancy and tax needs, please give us a call. All initial consultations are free of charge.
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