Just Payroll Services is a Bacs approved bureau. But what does that mean? What is Bacs? And how does it make your life easier? What is Bacs? Bacs (Bankers Automated Clearing Services) is a way of transferring money from one bank account to another. It’s not the only...
4 reasons why outsourcing your payroll could be the simplest way to ensure you comply with employer legislation. If yours is a business that has grown from a time when it was just you and the dog to a team of dozens or more, you might yearn for an era when life was...
The deadline for P11Ds this year is 6 July, but could your payroll be doing more to help you complete them? If you’re in charge of processing your company’s payroll, tax and NI, you’ll already be completely familiar with the P11D, the form on which you report benefits...
The Government’s Good Work Plan has gone live, with implications for employers and payroll providers across the UK. So if you haven’t made changes yet, what do you need to do? It’s hard not to see The Government’s Good Work Plan as an attempt to head off Jeremy...
They are the creative spark behind every new business. They are frequently dynamic forces of nature. But there are some things entrepreneurs should leave to others. Confidence. Determination. An appetite for risk. Passion. Adaptability. The list of traits...
New data for the gender pay gap paints a disheartening picture. Well this wasn’t supposed to happen. In 2017, when the government introduced a requirement for companies with 250 staff or more to publish their gender pay gap, the expectation was that we would see rapid...
How a technology most people have never heard of could be about to change everything. Last month, in our future of payroll piece, we explored some of the findings of the CIPP Future of Payroll Survey. One of those findings was that just 15.75% of survey respondents...
Most payroll is still processed in house. And yet, as the CIPP Future of Payroll Survey Reveals, the biggest challenges facing in-house processing can be resolved by outsourcing. There’s an old Tommy Cooper gag which goes something like “Doctor, it hurts when I do...