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Our Head of Tax, Tim Cook is joined by Glaisyers Solicitors Sarah Scholfield to delve into the complex topic of IR35 in our latest episode. 

With legislation changes due to hit the private sector in April 2021, Tim and Sarah look at what is IR35, why hiring agents and contractors need to know what a Status Determination Statement as well as the tax implications you need to prepare for. 

This recording was taken from our live webinar on Thursday 18 March 2021. The full recording and slides can be watched on our website. 

In April 2020, the Good Work Plan, which is the “biggest overhaul of employment law in 20years” was implemented.  HR Manager, Bal Dhesi takes us through the key elements that have changed this year and what actions employers should take for their workplaces.

Find out what you need to do with your employment contracts, how to calculate holiday pay for employees and other forms of workers and what to be mindful of when working with recruitment agencies.

Mark Saunders and Prashant Malde joined up with Westminster Business Council on Tuesday 13 October for our third webinar session.

Mark’s honest observations look at what you should assess to make your business more resilient during the pandemic. He will cover what you should be focusing on right now and whether moving forward will be your ‘new normal or a fresh start.’

We take the opportunity to provide an update on the latest Government’s support measures and look at how these could help your business over the next few months. Prashant gives his thoughts on what business owners should be planning for before the Budget in spring 2021 and considers the alternative options that may be available.

HR Manager, Bal Dhesi is back again with more great advice and guidance to help employers support and manage their furloughed staff back to the workplace.

Having previously advised us on the best ways to work from home, this time we learn why it’s important to keep accurate recording whilst utilising the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme, how to communicate with both furloughed and non-furlough team members as well as what challenges to watch out for.

You can also learn what the government’s actions are for ‘flexible furlough’ as well as why it’s important to focus on the health of your employees and your business.

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We were delighted to be invited back for a subsequent webinar with the Westminster Business Council on May 20th. It was an excellent opportunity to deliver an update on the different schemes and options available to businesses since our first webinar together, back in April.

Chris gave a quick round-up on the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and our experiences of the portal so far, as well as comparing the Bounce Back Loan scheme and the Coronavirus Large Business Interruption Loan Scheme.

Prashant gave members an insightful view of further funding options available for businesses, such as the Future Fund, Innovate UK grants and the Local Authority Discretionary Grant Fund.

Both Chris and Prashant answered some questions live during the webinar, but if you have any questions that weren’t covered in the session then please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

Did you know that Wilder Coe are avid radio listeners?

We have recently joined forces with North Herts Community radio station and are the now proud sponsors of their Tuesday Breakfast Show.

The reason we work with North Herts radio is due to their passion for building a station that reflects what the local community want to hear and engage with. Wilder Coe related to this, as at the heart of our firm, is the relationships we have with our clients and delivering a service that meets their personal and business needs.

Covering Hitchin, Stevenage and surrounding towns as well as having listeners globally, North Herts radio has created a valuable resource for the local community. As our Accounting Support team regularly tune in from our Stevenage office, we wanted to find a way to get more involved and support their growing station.

We were delighted to be invited to chat during their breakfast show on Tuesday 5th May. Robert Bradman, Partner and Head of Accounting Support, joined Bee Phillips live on air to discuss his love for tennis, spending time with his family during the UK lockdown and how our team supports growing local businesses.

We will be joining the Breakfast Show regularly for a chat, so don’t forget to tune in on Tuesdays mornings between 7 -10am to listen to their show