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Are reward professionals ready for the 2026 P11D changes?

Employee Benefits

Credit: Hyejin Kang/Shutterstock Need to know: Employers should start planning now for the P11D changes to the reporting and paying of tax and Class 1A national insurance contributions (NICs) on benefits in kind, to ensure a smooth transition to the new system in April 2026.

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Your choice: To ditch Social Security tax withholding or not

Business Management Daily

President Trump’s executive order suspending the employee portion of Social Security taxes, issued two weeks ago, left many employers wondering what to do. Then, the Treasury Department offered some clarity on the payroll tax. We’ve spent the better part of this week reading other tax lawyers’ opinions about this.

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Choosing the best workplace pension for your business

Employee Benefits

More complex aspects like varying tax relief methods and payroll integration will be covered later. Your payroll system works perfectly fine, and you wouldn’t want to replace it along with your pension provider. Thus, will the provider you select be able to integrate smoothly with your existing systems?

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5 Benefits for Using Modern Payroll Software in UAE

Bayzat

1- Defining HR Systems Human Resource Systems, commonly known as HRMS (Human Resource Management Systems) or HRIS (Human Resource Information Systems), encompass a range of digital solutions designed to streamline and optimize HR processes. Step 9: Record the Deets Keep your payroll records squeaky clean.

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If You’re Paid Biweekly, You’ll Probably Get an Extra Paycheck in 2020

HR Digest

For example, if you make $50,000 a year, your biweekly gross pay over 26 pay periods is $1,923.07, minus any deductions like health insurance, 401(k) contributions and taxes. But in a year with 27 pay periods, your biweekly gross pay would be $1,851.85 – a reduction of $71.22 (3.7%) per pay period.

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Social Security Tax Deferral Plan a future burden for Military and Federal Employees

HR Digest

Military personnel and federal employees will not be able to opt-out of the plan to defer payroll taxes beginning from mid-September through December, despite protests from the lawmakers and employee representatives. a month will not have their Social Security taxes deferred. per pay period.

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