| “We have been extremely pleased with the service you have given us over the years and consider it to have been excellent value for money.” Mrs C A – Whitchurch |
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Whether you're employing someone for the first time or you have had domestic staff in the past, it is essential that you know from the outset what the costs involved are going to be. One of the most important things you can do in order to avoid unexpected costs at a later date, is to agree a gross salary with your employee. This will not only protect your outgoings in terms of their actual salary, but if you provide them with any benefits in kind, such as the use of a car, you won't be lumbered with the tax bill for that. As an employer you need to make sure that your employee is paid at least the NMW, unless they live as part of the family household. |
employment guide
| Can domestic staff be self-employed? |
| "Can't I just ask my employee to sort out their own tax?" this is a question we're frequently asked by potential employers. Whether someone is employed or self-employed depends on the terms and conditions of their work. |
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employment law
| A step-by-step guide to make sure your employee can work in the UK |
When you consider employing someone you must carry out basic document checks to ensure the person is entitled to work in the UK. Nannytax has put together a guide to help you with this process. |
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