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HMRC Clampdown on Nannies Tax Avoidance – Parents Beware
April 23rd, 2012 
admin “Parents face tax bill over nannies” (Sunday Times), “Taxman out to catch the family nanny” (Daily Telegraph), Tax crackdown on parents who pay the nanny in cash” (Financial Times) – these are the headlines that grabbed our attention recently, following a decision by the Government to provide more money for HMRC investigations targeted at households who employ a nanny as part of a crackdown on “evasion, avoidance and fraud”.
An Interview With Sara Graff of Taxing Nannies
November 29th, 2011 admin Sara Graff runs a successful nanny tax and nanny PAYE company in North East London as well as running Sara Graff and Co, an accountancy company offering tax advice and services to businesses across the UK.
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Tags: Au Pairs, Domestics, HRMC, Nannies, Nanny PAYE, Nanny Tax, Nanny Tax Legislation, National Minimum Wage, Redundancy, tax, Tax Office, Taxing Nannies 
Comments OffBeware Fraudulent Emails from HMRC
November 17th, 2011 admin Please be aware of fraudulent emails purporting to be from HMRC. The fraudulent emails usually inform recipients that they are due a tax rebate and provide a click-through link to a replica of the HMRC website.
Posted in Taxing Nannies Tags: Au Pairs, Domestics, employing a nanny, HMRC, Nanny PAYE, Nanny Tax, Nanny Tax Legislation, pay your nanny's tax, paye, penalty, tax, Tax Office, Tax offices, Taxing Nannies No Comments »National Minimum Wage Updates from Taxing Nannies
October 6th, 2011 admin The national minimum wage rate increased from 1st October 2011.
Posted in Taxing Nannies Tags: Au Pairs, Domestics, HMRC, Nannies, Nanny PAYE, Nanny Tax, Nanny Tax Legislation, National Minimum Wage, paye, penalty, tax, Tax Office, Tax offices, Taxing Nannies No Comments »PANORAMA
November 9th, 2010 admin I watched yesterday’s Panorama programme “Are you paying too much tax” and could not believe how lightweight and uninformative it was. There has been much publicity over the past few weeks about the implementation of HMRC’s new PAYE system (NPS) and how as a result of bringing the Revenue’s affairs up to date, several million [...]