Employment tax updates: April 2018

Jackie Hall ACA CTA, partner at RSM on the complications employers face when classifying employees as either salaried time-workers or unmeasured workers, trust registration penalties in force for employers

Classifying employees causes employer headaches

The publication of the latest list naming and shaming 180 employers that have not complied with the minimum wage requirements serves as another reminder not only of the increases in national living wage (NLW) and national minimum wage (NMW) rates from 1 April 2018, but also of how easy it can be to fall foul of the legislation.

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