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This week: Tax code 0T, Bacs stats, legal professional privilege, SSP and self-inflicted injuries, maternity leave and European Parliament, Guernsey and Jersey.
Thursday, October 28th, 2010
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Two more court decisions feature in this week’s newsletter. One is a Court of Appeal decision on the subject of “legal professional privilege” and who can use that defence in the face of an HMRC notice to disclose documents. The other is the more down-to-earth situation of SSP entitlement when an employee is regularly injuring himself playing football.
The extent of the changes to maternity leave and pay that the European Parliament’s recent vote could make in the future is also covered this week and we have made amends for missing out an item that should have appeared last week on the changes planned for completing form P46.
We also have items of interest for those involved in Guernsey and Jersey payroll administration.
And, in this week’s Employer FAQ, have you ever wondered why you and one or your former schoolmates, or two of your children, have consecutive NI numbers? Read on…
