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Tax and reporting rules for employers providing payments to cover loss of earnings
As an employer, you have certain tax, National Insurance and reporting…
If the lost-time payment only replaces an employee’s lost earnings, you…
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Guidance for local authorities on how to access the local government income compensation scheme for lost sales, fees and charges as a result of COVID-19.
Form ST3: Statement of truth in support of an application for registration of land based upon lost or destroyed deeds.
How to make a negligible value claim for unquoted shares, and how to check if shares previously quoted on the London Stock Exchange now have negligible value.
Find out if you can claim a Soft Drinks Industry Levy credit for lost or destroyed drinks, and what evidence you need to get and keep.
Tells HM Passport Office staff how to deal with applications to replace passports that have been reported lost or stolen.
Tells HM Passport Office staff working in the lost, stolen and recovered (LSR) team about duties they must complete as part of the LSR process.
Applying for first registration of land where the title deeds have been lost or destroyed (practice guide 2).
Use form IHT35 to claim relief when you sell 'qualifying investments', that were part of the deceased's estate at a loss within 12 months of the date of death.
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