Tolleys National Insurance Contributions 2011 2012
With the continuing alignment of National Insurance contributions with Income Tax it’s more important than ever that you are aware of the full implications of changes.
Tolley’s National Insurance Contributions 2011-2012 is written in an easy-to-read style and with numerous worked examples.
This is the practical book for the busy practitioner or accountant in commerce who needs full, accurate and authoritative answers in a hurry.
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Employment Tax Planning provides detailed commentary and explanations of the law, worked examples, checklists, quick reference tax and NIC tables. This practical guide is also fully up-to-date to include planning advice resulting from all 2011 changes in employment taxation.