26 June 2020
Primary care networks (PCNs) were first introduced on 1 July 2019, and the question of whether to form a PCN company is as topical as ever.
26 June 2020
Employers meeting employees’ travel expenses as they return to work as the lockdown is eased should be mindful of the tax and NIC treatment as additional charges might arise.
26 June 2020
In May the Chancellor announced that the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme would be extended until 31 October 2020 and there will be changes to the scheme from 1 July. What are the changes?
26 June 2020
Severe risk factors are too great in number and complexity to rely on predictions that point to a swift recessional recovery says RSM. Unlike the Bank of England’s (BoE) recent forecast of a short V-shaped curve, RSM believes a more protracted journey out of recession will reflect a curve more resembling the Nike swoosh.
26 June 2020
The gender pay gap reporting deadline for April 2020 has been suspended by government due to coronavirus. Find out why employers must keep this important issue on their agenda despite the suspension.
26 June 2020
The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme claims process is pretty clear now. What’s less clear is how HMRC intends to audit these claims. In this article, we look at how employers can check that they’re compliant.
IT Director
As IT Director, David helps ensure our technology supports the firms’ business strategy, while providing a scalable and secure operating environment.
24 June 2020
With doors opening on 4 July and the two-metre rule now relaxed, it will be back to business for the leisure and hospitality industry. However, this crisis doesn’t end with the dialling down of coronavirus lockdown and the easing of distancing measures.
24 June 2020
As coronavirus lockdown restrictions ease, our Head of HR Consultants David Gibbens outlines three workforce planning tips for manufacturers to consider in order to remain competitive in a significantly changed world.
24 June 2020
Today, RSM UK’s International partner Simon Hart and RSM US chief economist Joe Brusuelas will join keynote speaker Elizabeth Truss MP, Secretary of State for International Trade, and a series of heavyweight panel members including US Ambassador Robert Johnson, to present an economic and risk update at the annual Global Trade Conference, hosted by the Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce.
