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- Some basic forms you may receive from your employer
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- RTI - Operating PAYE as an employer
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- Tax Refunds
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- National Insurance
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- National Insurance Thresholds
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- Married Women Paying Reduced Rate National Insurance Contributions
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- About employers
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- A starting point for the self-employed
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- Accounts, tax and finance
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- The scope of CIS
- Registering as a self-employed subcontractor in construction
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- Double taxation
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- Employment status issues: are you employed or self-employed?
- Failure to register as a contractor when paying people who help you on a job
- Self-employed - running a business and paying tax
- Trading Allowance
- First things to consider
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- An introduction to income and expenses
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- Tax debt, bankruptcy and Special Relief
- If you face challenges with mental health
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- Sources of information and advice
- Tax Guide for Employees
- What to expect as an employee
- Understanding your tax code
- Changing Jobs and New Employments
- Work expenses
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- Redundancy
- Help with your Tax Return
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- Deadlines and Penalties
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- Completing your Tax Return - the basics
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- How will I know what tax to pay?
- Paying tax
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- Alternative Dispute Resolution
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- Why not just keep quiet about my income?
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- North West Tax Clinic
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