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Alert over counterfeit National Insurance cards

Bedfordshire police have confirmed that they are reviewing evidence that a man allegedly manufacturing and selling fake identification, including National Insurance cards, near Luton train station.
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Payslip countdown signals pensions fears

A survey by Virgin Money has illustrated the need for most individuals to boost pensions savings by highlighting the number of payslips due to be received between key ages and retirement.
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Revenue criticised over expenses claims

HM Revenue & Customs employees enjoy a preferable expense account than regular workers, according to data from UHY Hacker Young. The firm claimed that employees of the Revenue do not have to provide receipts to prove that expenses have been incurred, with reported instances of employees taking overnight stays at a friends’ or relatives’ homes instead of a hotel and being able to claim £25 for the convenience.
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ADP raises payroll profile with accreditation

ADP has been awarded with the first Payroll Quality Partnership (PQP) accreditation by the Institute of Payroll Professionals (IPP).
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Payroll World shortlisted for Business Magazine of the Year

Payroll World has been shortlisted for Business Magazine of the Year category in the Periodical Publishers Association’s Independent Publishers Awards.
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