Looseleaf works and handbooks

Pay and Benefits is a full-colour monthly magazine that provides a comprehensive and reliable news summary and a detailed analysis of the latest payroll and HR events.

Experts guide you through the most significant industry developments, legislation and case law, while in-depth articles help you resolve any technical difficulties with PAYE, NICs, SSP, SMP, P11D completion and much more.

Pay and Benefits provides all the information payroll and HR professionals need to keep ahead of any major changes and to make the right decisions for their employees. PHR is the official journal of LexisNexis Payroll Alliance.

It provides:

* Practical, informative and up-to-date articles
* Annual supplements, incl. a guide to completing form P11D and a guide examining payroll and personnel systems
* An annual Budget summary
* Readers' questions answered by our payroll experts
* Back to Basics training features
* Regular profiles of payroll and HR professionals

The Payroll Fact File provides practical information on every aspect of payroll procedures in an easy-to-read looseleaf format. It takes a procedural approach to the subject, with many worked examples, checklists and flow charts provided throughout to help you work logically through all your payroll queries.

There are many situations when you need to know the law as it relates to pay and benefits. You may need to assess the implications of an employee using a company car or to calculate the remuneration owing to a pregnant employee. Whatever the query, it is at times like these when you should turn to the hands-on guidance of the Payroll Fact File, to ensure you are carrying out the correct procedures and calculations.

* Regular, comprehensive updates
* Checklists, tables and flow charts
* Numerous worked examples

The Payroll Fact File is designed to keep those engaged in payroll and related tasks updated with ever-changing legislation and payroll procedures. The cost of your annual subscription includes six updates per year.

This work provides practical guidance to employers and payroll managers in order to protect, prepare and guide them in relation to accounting for tax and National Insurance contributions during the tax year and reporting and qualifying certain expenses and non-cash benefits after the year end.

The subject matter includes:
* an A to Z of benefits and expenses, allowing the book to be used as a day-to-day reference guide on tax and NICs treatment of common benefits and expenses
* general and specific aspects of benefits and expenses, including administration, recording and reporting of details and obtaining dispensations from HMRC
* compliance with income tax and National Insurance requirements on benefits and expenses issues
* preparing for, conducting, and settling HMRC audits of employers' pay and benefits systems
* selected extracts from HMRC Manuals as well as relevant Statements of Practice, Extra-Statutory Concessions and Codes of Practice
* comprehensive tables of rates including tax, NI, authorised mileage rates and official rates of interest etc. Essential guidance and assistance for the busy personnel manager, tax manager, finance director and payroll manager. Four updates per year

Essential guidance and assistance for the busy personnel manager, tax manager, finance director and payroll manager.

Widely regarded as the 'Bible' of NIC law, this comprehensive guide will answer in depth virtually every point or query put to you for compliance, planning or NIC mitigation purposes.

With the continuing alignment of National Insurance contributions with Income Tax it's more important than ever that you are aware of the full implications of changes, amongst the content in this year's annual is: further Pensions Act 2007 coverage and Finance Act 2008 NICs implications; National Insurance Contributions Act 2008 and increased UEL effects of Upper Accrual Point on contracting out, maximum liability, etc.; and further consultation on 'alignment'.

All other new legislative and case law commentary will of course be included.

Tolley's National Insurance Contributions is written in an easy-to-read style and with numerous worked examples. This is the practical book for the busy practitioner or accountant in commerce who needs full, accurate and authoritative answers in a hurry.

Regular and concise briefing booklets on current payroll topics, from Home Computer initiative to Employing Employees from Abroad and the New Pensions Tax Regime.

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