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Hungary to continue payroll tax cuts – if wages rise fast enough

Hungary to continue payroll tax cuts – if wages rise fast enough Hungary to continue payroll tax cuts – if wages rise fast enough

The tax was already cut from 27% to 22% in 2017, and again to 19.5% in 2018.
09 Jul 2018
Quarter of UK employers unaware of HMRC's Making Tax Digital scheme

Quarter of UK employers unaware of HMRC's Making Tax Digital scheme Quarter of UK employers unaware of HMRC's Making Tax Digital scheme

This is despite the fact that the deadline for compliance is only April 2019.
06 Jul 2018
Canada’s uncollected tax debt hits CAN$44 billion

Canada’s uncollected tax debt hits CAN$44 billion Canada’s uncollected tax debt hits CAN$44 billion

The rise in unpaid tax is believed to be linked to staff cuts at the Canada Revenue Agency.
06 Jul 2018
US police payroll director pleads guilty to misappropriating funds

US police payroll director pleads guilty to misappropriating funds US police payroll director pleads guilty to misappropriating funds

Denise Ezekiel has been ordered to pay back the money she took from Massachusetts Police.
05 Jul 2018
Pressure mounts on UK Government to regulate gig economy

Pressure mounts on UK Government to regulate gig economy Pressure mounts on UK Government to regulate gig economy

A recent court case found that Hermes couriers are employees rather than self-employed.
05 Jul 2018
Non-unionised US workers cannot be forced to pay union subs

Non-unionised US workers cannot be forced to pay union subs Non-unionised US workers cannot be forced to pay union subs

The Supreme Court ruling has been described as the “single most consequential ruling of the year”.
04 Jul 2018
Germany’s robust economy leads to minimum wage hike

Germany’s robust economy leads to minimum wage hike Germany’s robust economy leads to minimum wage hike

But economists warn that rising hourly wages do not automatically translate into higher monthly incomes.
04 Jul 2018
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