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Posted onNovember 23, 2011advice

Grossing up and the statutory cap

by Naomi4 Comments on Grossing up and the statutory cap

In Hardie Grant London Limited v Aspden, the EAT has made it clear (if it wasn’t already) that the statutory limit on the amount of…

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Posted onJune 17, 2008advice

Turning gross into net

by MichaelLeave a comment on Turning gross into net

In the course of employment litigation you will often have to turn gross salary figures into net.

One way of doing this is to sit down with the tax legislation and work things out. This is boring, time-consuming and difficult.

A much easier solution is to use one of the ready reckoners available online. A good one is
listentotaxman.com.

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Posted onJune 9, 2008advice

Announcing the result

by NaomiLeave a comment on Announcing the result

Most awards of compensation made by the employment tribunals are of fairly modest amounts that are unlikely attract any tax: the sum of money that…

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