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If your business pays the cost of an employee's home phone - what you must report to HMRC and what taxes and National Insurance are due
As an employer paying your employees’ home phone expenses, you have…
You do not have to report anything or deduct and pay PAYE tax or National…
If telephone expenses are not exempt, you must report them to HMRC and may…
The value to use depends on who arranges the employee’s telephone line. If…
The following guides contain more detailed information: telephone charges…
This article challenges the claim that women’s and men’s use of telephones is fundamentally different
Find out how you should prepare for a telephone or video court or tribunal hearing and what to expect on the day.
What the retirement of analogue phone lines, also known as the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN), means for you.
The Public Switched Telephone Network charter sets out a voluntary agreement between the government and communication providers to protect vulnerable people when they are moved onto digital services.
Visiting a prisoner: visiting times, keeping in touch by email, telephone or letter, banned items and sending money to a prisoner by debit card or online bank transfer
If your business pays the cost of an employee's mobile phone - what you must report to HMRC and what taxes and National Insurance are due.
Telephone reporting allows eligible people to comply with the conditions of their immigration bail over the phone, reducing the need to attend a reporting centre in person.
Do not include personal or financial information like your National Insurance number or credit card details.
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