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		<title>March 2018 news</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>In this month’s Enews we report on National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage increases together with increases in auto enrolment pension contributions. We also report on tax relief for Scottish taxpayers on pension contributions following the introduction of five income tax bands. With new advisory fuel rates and a tribunal ruling on the tax status of a BBC journalist, there is lots to update you on. Tribunal rules BBC journalist is caught by ‘IR35’ legislation Advisory fuel rates for company cars Scotland’s five income tax bands and tax relief for pensions Minimum Wage increases Pensions Auto Enrolment reaches a million employers Year end tax planning Tribunal rules BBC journalist is caught by ‘IR35’ legislation A First Tier Tribunal has ruled that Christa Ackroyd who presented BBC news programme Look North and was paid via a personal service company was caught by the IR35 rules resulting in additional tax and national insurance contributions being payable. The IR35 rules in broad terms mean that those working via a personal service company have to consider whether, if the services were provided by the individual contractor directly to the client, there would be a contract of employment. The tribunal looked at lots of [&#8230;]</p>
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