Your employer may provide you with benefits or pay expenses or reimburse them, but these expenses payments and benefits are not always taxable. We explain which ones are non-taxable below.

This page deals only with income that you get from an employer – employment income. We look at whether the different parts of your employment package are taxable. Income does not have to be in monetary form, such as physical cash or bank payment – it can be payment-in-kind.

Not sure what your payslip should look like and what information it should contain? We provide you with an example and breakdown of a typical payslip. We also discuss being paid in cash.

There are tax, National Insurance, and benefit issues to be aware of when you have more than one job. We aim to help you understand the impact that this can have on your finances.

Seasonal work is work that is only available in certain seasons. This may include certain kinds of farm work, such as picking strawberries, or work in the hospitality trade in holiday destinations. People who do seasonal work are known as seasonal workers. These can include migrants who come to ...

On this page, we look at whether you should follow the form P45 procedure or the starter checklist procedure when you make changes to your work situation. We tell you what process you should follow when you leave one job and start another, to try to ensure that you pay the correct amount of tax.