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Equal pay audits set to be in place by April 2009
: The long awaited Equality Bill is set to be published imminently, and is likely to include provisions for equal pay audits, and use of procurement by public sector bodies to promote equal pay practices in the private sector.
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Debt and 10p change create payroll pressure
: The credit crisis is adding to the politically devastating impact of the ending of the 10p starting rate of income tax, with payroll officers increasingly in the front line.
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Payroll software like a 'utility'
: Software will become a utility like gas or electricity, with few employers maintaining their own servers, predicted head of technology at Ceridian David Woodward.
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Pay audits ‘by next April’
: The long awaited Equality Bill could be published by the end of April, and is set to include provisions for equal pay audits, and use of procurement by public sector bodies to promote equal pay practices in the private sector.
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Company forced to file early to gain 22% relief
: A UK company was advised to send out its March pension contributions three weeks early so its employees can benefit from the 22% rate of tax relief before it drops to 20% on 6 April.
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'Please stop sending money'
: A Somerset man has pleaded with the tax authorities to stop sending him money - after he received several cheques for tax credits he was not entitled to.
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Bogus expenses top £1bn mark
: UK workers are swindling firms out of more than £1bn a year in false expenses claims, according to a report commissioned by Travelodge, to pay for anything from hair extensions to a new bathroom.
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