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Ireland introduces most significant PAYE reform in 60 years

Ireland introduces most significant PAYE reform in 60 years Ireland introduces most significant PAYE reform in 60 years

Paper forms for reporting purposes have been replaced with a new digital approach.
02 Jan 2019
UK investors group urges FTSE 250 to sign up to Living Wage

UK investors group urges FTSE 250 to sign up to Living Wage UK investors group urges FTSE 250 to sign up to Living Wage

Even though wages in the country are now starting to rise, they are still proportionately lower than 10 years ago.
02 Jan 2019
Employers and unions sue Jersey City over new payroll tax

Employers and unions sue Jersey City over new payroll tax Employers and unions sue Jersey City over new payroll tax

The controversial tax has been branded everything from vague and slapdash to unconstitutional.
21 Dec 2018
Former ATO deputy commissioner accused of abusing his position

Former ATO deputy commissioner accused of abusing his position Former ATO deputy commissioner accused of abusing his position

Michael Cranston allegedly helped his son, who is said to be implicated in the Plutus Payroll tax scandal.
21 Dec 2018
Sweden votes for largest income tax cuts in 10 years

Sweden votes for largest income tax cuts in 10 years Sweden votes for largest income tax cuts in 10 years

Parliament backed a budget proposal from opposition parties over that of the caretaker government.
20 Dec 2018
Barbados approves controversial income tax law amendments

Barbados approves controversial income tax law amendments Barbados approves controversial income tax law amendments

Despite claims by Senators that some of the changes were “unconstitutional”, the Act was passed anyway.
20 Dec 2018
Spain to sanction largest minimum wage increase in 40 years

Spain to sanction largest minimum wage increase in 40 years Spain to sanction largest minimum wage increase in 40 years

The aim is to try to ease tensions between Madrid and the separatist region of Catalonia.
19 Dec 2018
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