For the first time P.A.S. Ltd have gathered together all of the various rules associated with calculating taxable values of benefits-in-kind and published these in our easy P11D Guide.
This year’s budgetary changes that will affect P11D reporting for 2012/13 onwards.
The 2012 release of the P11D Organiser sees some exciting enhancements to the user interface of the software. All the functionality you have come to expect is still just a click away, but we have made the software more intuitive to use and modern in its presentation.
The 2012 release of the P11D Organiser sees some exciting enhancements to the user interface of the software. All the functionality you have come to expect is still just a click away, but we have made the software more intuitive to use and modern in its presentation.
The cash equivalent for company cars that is declared on the P11D form is based on many factors, the prime one being the price for tax purposes. This price was capped at £80,000 in years prior to 2011/12.
P.A.S. Ltd has now entered into its 16th year of trading. We thought this would be an appropriate time to take a trip down memory lane.
Drivers of a low emissions company car could face tax increases of up to 60% as HMRC removes flat charge on low emission cars.
From 6th April 2011 HMRC have introduced a new fuel type A. This encompasses the existing fuel types of petrol, hybrid, bi-fuel, bioethanol & converted bi-fuels.
P.A.S. Ltd has successfully passed a round of penetration testing undertaken by cyber security firm Portcullis Computer Security on behalf of the Royal Bank of Scotland.
The latest version of our P11D software is now available to download via our Software Updates page.
We are pleased to announce that we have recently gone through the process of successfully gaining ISO9001 accreditation.
We recently launched the P.A.S Ltd Twitter page @p11d. Please follow @p11d to get our latest announcements about: -
Our response concentrates on the very confusing National Insurance rules that surround benefits-in-kind reporting.
Our response to HMRC on their Consultation into Establishing the future relationship between the tax agent community and HM Revenue & Customs
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