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What to do when paying maternity pay if an employee leaves, becomes sick, dies, or is awarded a pay rise.
Tax and reporting rules for employers who provide transport subsistence expenses for employees.
Bursaries and scholarships from universities or colleges including hardship funds.
What you must do by law with a deductions from earnings order (DEO or AEO) to make child maintenance deductions from your employee's pay.
Information about how to claim funding for some types of learning adjustments that you cannot report in the individualised learner record (ILR)
Income Support is extra money to help people on a low income or none at all - rates, eligibility and how to claim
Tax and reporting rules for employers providing awards for employee suggestions
Tax and reporting rules for employers covering the costs of employees working from home
Find out what income you need to include in your tax credits claim or renewal.
Direct Earnings Attachment (DEA) and deducting any money an employee owes the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) from their pay
Find out how to operate PAYE if you pay your employees with assets that can be sold or cashed in, like stocks, shares or cryptoassets.
Additional State Pension, also known as the State Second Pension or SERPS, is extra money on top of your basic State Pension.
Debts you owe (for example court fines, rent or Council Tax) can be deducted from your benefits – sometimes called third party deductions or Fuel Direct
How to work out National Insurance contributions if your employee has more than 1 job.
The amount you earn, and how often you're paid your wages, can affect your Universal Credit.
Overtime law - what is overtime, overtime pay, employee rights, part-time workers and time off in lieu
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