Consultation on restricting non-residents’ entitlement to the personal allowance
A consultation has been issued on proposals to restrict entitlement to the personal allowance for non-residents. This could mean that employers would have to ask new (and potentially existing) employees for their residence status.
The consultation can be viewed here.
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Date: 19th August, 2014 |
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