March 2010
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February 2010
HMRC New Scam Emails
HMRC have issued a warning about a new scam email which is being sent from ‘HMRC Online Services – test@test.com’ stating that the recipient has one new ALERT message and should log onto their Online Account to read the message.
HMRC are advising employees that between January and March 2010 they will be issuing new PAYE coding for 2010/11. The tax codes should reflect the individual’s personal circumstances and include the tax allowances and reliefs that individuals are entitled to.
The new Statutory Payment Rates for 2010/11 have been announced.
HMRC have updated their guidance on using your own vehicle for work. The guidance needs to be read in conjunction with the mileage rates which for those using their own car for work purposes are unchanged at 40 pence a mile for the first 10,000 miles dropping to 25 pence a mile thereafter.
Internet links: HMRC factsheet mileage and HMRC mileage rates
For those making tax and national insurance payments, HMRC are reminding that their bank details changed last year. To confirm that you are making payment to the correct bank account please visit the link below.
Internet link: HMRC bank details

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January 2010
Extra National Insurance Burden Ahead
One of the significant announcements in the Pre-Budget Report last month was a further increase in national insurance contributions (NIC) which is to take effect from 6 April 2011.
In the Pre-Budget Report last month, changes were announced to the complex rules for the Special Annual Allowance (SAA) charge which affects those with substantial income who make significant pension contributions. The current rate of the SAA charge is 20% on excess pension contributions. The aim of the charge is to discourage individuals from making significantly higher pension contributions in anticipation of the removal of higher rate tax relief which will occur in 2011.
To reflect the increase in fuel prices, HMRC have issued new advisory fuel rates for employees driving employer provided cars. These take effect for all journeys undertaken from 1 December, so employers using the advisory rates should advise affected employees and update any expense forms as soon as possible.
As the new year gets underway, HMRC are reminding taxpayers to be vigilant as scam emails have been reported. For details of their latest guidance on scam emails, more information on this and other scams together with a copy of the latest example visit the links below.
Internet links: HMRC guidance and Latest example
Gordon Brown has revised his proposal to withdraw the income tax and NI exemption on employer-provided childcare vouchers.

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