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Time is running out! Have you secured your spot at our 2023 Mid-Year Payroll Taxes and Legislation Update Seminar? Don't miss out on the latest payroll news and legislative updates. Book now to stay informed! https://lnkd.in/gSk9pZm #NowHR #PayrollSeminar #LegislativeUpdates

[Tax Webinar] Join Payroll Expert Rob Cooper for an important Payroll event. This one-and-a-half-hour webinar will look back on the tax amendments that were effective from 1 March 2024. It also looks forwards with the Budget 2024 proposals for change, plus some interesting miscellaneous matters for the future. To ensure that employers remain up to date with the latest requirements, Rob Cooper will explain the impact on payroll offices and payroll systems of the final changes made to payroll-related legislation for 2025 in the Annual Payroll Tax Update Seminar presented on 30 May 2024. Besides the final amendments to tax law for 2025, two labour law Amendment Acts are also discussed, as well as a late and unexpected twist to the National Minimum Wage requirements. Book now to secure your virtual seat and join us to understand how these changes will affect your company. SAIT member can register here https://ow.ly/MQRE50RCNiC #payroll #sait #tax #sars

Our latest newsletter is here! Be sure to have a read for important information on the Payroll Tax ruling and more

Don't forget, deadline day is approaching! This upcoming Tuesday marks the end of the Interim Submissions period, or for those who prefer, the Bi-Annual Submissions period for employers, closing on 31 October 2023. During this period, employers are required to reconcile their payroll tax liabilities (PAYE, SDL, and UIF) declared on their monthly Employer Declarations (EMP201) for the first six months of a reconciliation year (1 March 2023 to 31 August 2023). #SARS #taxes #EMP501 #payroll

Instead of reporting taxable benefits to HMRC on form P11D after the end of the tax year, employers can opt to deal with those benefits through the payroll (‘payrolling’). Read this article to find out how to register to payroll benefits in kind in 2024/25. Read More >>> https://buff.ly/3I2dl6q

Instead of reporting taxable benefits to HMRC on form P11D after the end of the tax year, employers can opt to deal with those benefits through the payroll (‘payrolling’). Read this article to find out how to register to payroll benefits in kind in 2024/25. #payrolling #benefitsinkind https://lnkd.in/eDHShZRx

In this payroll tax guide, we explain the complexities of payroll taxes for employers and employees. Learn about deductions from employee paychecks, employer responsibilities, and additional costs. Gain valuable insights to navigate payroll tax obligations and their impact on your finances. Watch now for a clearer understanding of payroll taxes #payrolltaxes #employeetaxes #employerrtaxes #FICA #SocialSecurityTax #MedicareTax #StateIncomeTax

New tax year, new changes & new legislation… what’s it all about? advo Payroll give a quick overview of what you need to know… The new tax year starts on 6 April 2024, which brings changes to a range of payroll legislation and rate changes. Here is a quick guide, a reminder and a check list… https://lnkd.in/em7_t9Ur

Jilayne talks about an important payroll tax rule to employees who work in other states. Remote work has allowed employees to take their work into other states and will need to abide by those states' payroll tax laws. Learn more in our latest episode with Jilayne Leary and Zach Deo: https://hubs.la/Q02zyctM0

Join KPMG Employment Tax practice leaders for an informative TaxWatch webcast on year-end payroll considerations for 2023 payroll reporting and 2024 compliance. Learn about the latest updates, challenges, and common mistakes to avoid in reporting compensation for your workforce. Register now for this one-hour session and get ready for 2024! Earn 1 CPE credit. #KPMG #payroll #taxes #compliance #TaxWatch