Churchill Knight Umbrella is delighted to announce our new partnership with international payroll specialists Access Financial. Our new relationship means we now provide market-leading support for agencies placing candidates internationally. We ensure all parties comply with local payroll laws and legislation, removing the risks and providing complete peace of mind.
The Euro 2024 competition is starting soon, and what better way to get into the spirit of things than by taking part in a sweepstake with your friends or colleagues? We’ve created a free Euro 2024 Sweepstake Kit, which you can download now as a PDF or JPG file.
Our latest article provides an economic review of March 2024. It explores key areas such as new economic predictions, the UK economy being set to grow more than expected, lower interest rates on the way, and the latest in the global markets.
To help you get into the spirit of the upcoming Euro 2024 tournament, Churchill Knight is sharing a free to download PDF Euro 2024 wallchart and it’s available now! Please keep reading for more information, including our predictions on who will emerge victorious in Germany this summer.
Churchill Knight would like to thank all the recruitment agencies who participated in our first Churchill Knight Cup and made the event a huge success. The tournament was a huge success and we look forward to hosting more in the future.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced that the Government will reverse almost all of the tax measures announced in the mini-budget that have not yet been legislated. Continue reading to discover the key announcements and find out what is changing.
In a surprising yet welcomed announcement, Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng has pledged to simplify IR35 rules for contractors in the UK. From April 2023, off-payroll working rules introduced in 2017 and 2021 will be scrapped, and workers will again be responsible for deciding their employment status.
Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng delivered his mini-budget today (the 23rd of September 2022). Continue reading to discover the main announcements made during the fiscal statement regarding the government’s economic plan to drive down inflation and cut taxes to encourage growth.
Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng has announced today (22nd September 2022) that the 1.25% increase to National Insurance will be reversed from the 6th November. Continue reading to discover how this will affect businesses and taxpayers.
To help the country bounce back from the devastating economic impact of the coronavirus, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced a 1.25% rise in National Insurance to help fund health and social care. Estimated to raise up to £12 billion a year, the National Insurance rise has gone against the Conservative Party’s manifesto pledge and has been greeted with mixed feedback. However, it’s not the only pledge that will impact the country. Limited companies will also be subjected to increased share dividend tax. This article will summarise the government’s health and social care plan and how it’ll impact workers in the UK.
