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Will pension contributions impact on my benefits?
Belfast Telegraph Digital's Personal Finance Forum offers expert advice from ASM Horwath directors Alan Curry (left) and Keith Storey.
A pension for every employee
Just when you thought you had heard everything there was to be said about pensions, the Government has come up with some more.
- Seeing the wood from the trees
- A Power of Attorney can be as vital as a will
- For richer, for poorer, inheritance tax remains
- Making an investment when times are tough
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Taxman surfs web to make enquiries on your tax return
People think there’s just one big government computer and all information is shared among departments. It’s just not like that.
- Saving tax by making a pension investment
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- Offshore net is tightening
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- Protecting data is always crucial
- MPs’ expensive revelations
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Outlining the benefits of childcare vouchers for employers and staff
Question: How does my company provide childcare vouchers which rely on salary sacrifice arrangements throughout an employee’s additional maternity leave when it is possible that no salary exists?
- If someone attempts to freeze your assets a sound legal case is needed
- Outplacement counselling is key for redundant staff in tough times
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- Blogging can help market your business if executed effectively
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- Employees must agree to a cut in pay before it can be implemented
- Women in business should explore the mainstream support available
- Comprehensive financial records are essential for good business
- Keep the taxman in the loop to avoid painful penalties
Anti-discrimination laws in employment
The Fair Employment and Treatment (Northern Ireland) Order 1998 (FETO) makes it unlawful to discriminate on the grounds of religious belief and/or political opinion in employment and vocational training.
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Is the Post Office’s decline signed, sealed, delivered?
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