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Tolley's Tax on the Termination of Employments 2nd ed


ISBN13: 9780754522171
ISBN: 0754522172
Published: November 2003
Publisher: Bloomsbury Professional
Format: Paperback
Price: Out of print



Tax on the Termination of Employments is a practical and fully comprehensive guide to the tax implications that need to be addressed when an employment is terminated. The termination of employment is an occasion when the departing employee may receive a payment which is chargeable to tax. The book comprises a discussion of the detailed rules of each of the relevant charging provisions, together with exemptions from those charges. It covers all aspects of this area including both voluntary payments and payments made pursuant to legal obligations. It looks at cash payments and payments in kind, compliance issues, and payments made after termination. Topics covered by the book include:- cash termination payments- non-cash termination payments- the employer- compliance- special topicsTackling this complex subject in a logical and practical format, it also gives:-standard contract clauses-extended examples-calculation-planning points and tips-case law and information from the Revenue manualsTax on Termination of Employments is the most comprehensive work published on this area and will be of immense value to practitioners, finance directors, company secretaries and payroll managers.

Subjects:
Taxation
Contents:
Cash termination payments; non-cash termination payments; commencement and change payments; the employer; compliance; special topics; the self-employed.