Employing family members in your business
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There are various ways of running a business. People raise eyebrows when a family member joins a company. It always brings up some questions on several aspects, including the tax implications of employing family members in your industry.
Accountants have demanding roles to play in such scenarios, and lawyers also come to the fore to counter challenges and threats. Hence, their expert opinion matters a lot.
Budget 2021
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Summary of the budget on 3 March 2021, covering most areas most relevant to SMEs. The CJRS scheme has been extended, there will be a new recovery loan scheme to replace the CBILs and BBLs. Increase to corporation tax rates. Extension of the stamp duty holiday until June 2021. One final self employed grant will be available.
The Kickstart Scheme
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The Kickstart Scheme is a new government scheme to help create jobs for young people (16 to 24) who are on Universal Credit. Any employer can apply for funding. A Kickstart Scheme application must be for a minimum of 30 job placements. If a single employer cannot provide this many job placements, they can find an existing Kickstart gateway, such as a local authority, charity or trade body for help applying.
Can I claim for working at home due to Coronavirus?
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At Partner Accountancy, we’re here to help you make sense of new developments. Whether you’re an employee, director, share-holder or business owner, you can contact us to figure out what’s best for your situation – we’re here for you! Published 28 June 2020 Can I claim for working at home due to Coronavirus? The short answer is yes you can […]
Furlough Scheme Update
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The furlough scheme will close to anyone who hasn’t been furloughed for 3 weeks by 30 June, so you will only be able to claim for employees after that if they have been furloughed for a full three-week period at any time before the end of June.
So, if you intend to furlough an employee who hasn’t been furloughed before, you will need to agree that with them and start their period of furlough on or before 10 June.