The government has confirmed its plans to increase childcare tax relief to £2,000 per child from the £1,200 originally proposed.
The government has made the case for HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) or National Savings and Investments (NS&I) to deliver its new Tax-Free Childcare accounts.
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is taking a risk-based approach to dealing with benefits taxation - putting a greater emphasis on benefits and reward professionals to monitor taxable benefits.
With an overhaul in childcare funding among a raft of ‘family-friendly' proposals announced by the government, where does this leave employers and staff who are working parents? Hannah Uttley investigates.
Salary sacrifice is a pretty common concept in benefits administration, but it is still fraught with legal risks. Owain Thomas outlines the potential pitfalls and advantages.
Employers will be able to file employee share scheme data online with HM Revenue and Customs from 6 April.
The key points of the government's new Tax-Free Childcare Scheme
Here are the key measures announced by Chancellor George Osborne in yesterday's Budget that will impact employers and benefits professionals.
Chancellor George Osborne's Budget has been largely welcomed by the employee benefits industry - although there were some surprises.
The government has confirmed it will be "taking forward" almost all of the recommendations made by the Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) addressing the taxation of employee benefits and expenses.