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How tax is collected
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Self assessment and tax returns
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Employment
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Taxable employment income
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Self-employment
- Self-employment: a guide
- Self-employment: registering for tax and NIC
- Business record keeping
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Calculating self-employed profits
- Calculating self-employed profits: multiple trades
- Accounts: accruals basis
- Accounts: cash basis
- Trading income: basis period reform
- Business expenses: allowable for tax
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- Self-employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS)
- Self-employment: stopping your business
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Employers
- Taking on an employee: an introduction
- Tax status: guidance for employers
- Setting up as an employer
- How the Pay As You Earn system works: an employer's guide
- Taking on a new employee
- Reporting PAYE in real time
- Pay and deductions
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- End of year payroll processes
- Employee leaving
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- Keeping records as an employer
- Dealing with PAYE errors
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- Employers: understanding employees' welfare benefits
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International
- International matters: introduction
- Residence and domicile
- UK tax for UK residents on foreign income and gains
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- Double taxation
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Benefits
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Universal credit
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