News – 02.09.24
Mark Taylor featured in Caterer, Licensee and Hotelier News
We are pleased to see Mark Taylor featured in Caterer, Licensee and Hotelier News sharing his valuable insights about the new Tipping Act. … Read more
Insight – 03.09.24
HMRC announce payrolling benefits in kind are to become mandatory from April 2026
Find out what to know about how HMRC are making the payroll benefits mandatory … Read more
Upcoming event – 19.09.24
Trustee Training: Impact Management Webinar
Essential for trustees, learn practical insights for effective data use in decision-making and transparent reporting. … Read more
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Preparing for change: Tipping Act and Code of Practice Webinar slide deck
Review your tipping practice
In advance of the new tipping legislative requirements, we can assist you in reviewing your current tipping practices to help you adjust to the Tipping Act. Our expert team will conduct a thorough assessment of your tipping practices, examining factors such as clarity, fairness, transparency, and compliance with regulatory requirements. We'll provide actionable insights and recommendations tailored to your business, helping you align your tipping policies with the Tipping Act and Code of Practice.
Implementing an independent tronc
We support a wide range of businesses in the hospitality sector by acting as their troncmaster, from bars and restaurants to hotels and casinos. Our troncs are completely transparent, conform fully to HMRC requirements and the new tipping legislative requirements, provide an exemption from National Insurance Contributions and offer significant savings to employers and staff. Get in touch to see how a tronc could benefit you and your employees today.
Review your tipping practice
In advance of the new tipping legislative requirements, we can assist you in reviewing your current tipping practices to help you adjust to the Tipping Act. Our expert team will conduct a thorough assessment of your tipping practices, examining factors such as clarity, fairness, transparency, and compliance with regulatory requirements. We'll provide actionable insights and recommendations tailored to your business, helping you align your tipping policies with the Tipping Act and Code of Practice.
Implementing an independent tronc
We support a wide range of businesses in the hospitality sector by acting as their troncmaster, from bars and restaurants to hotels and casinos. Our troncs are completely transparent, conform fully to HMRC requirements and the new tipping legislative requirements, provide an exemption from National Insurance Contributions and offer significant savings to employers and staff. Get in touch to see how a tronc could benefit you and your employees today.
With the Employment Allocation of Tips Bill (Tipping Act) and Code of Practice set to come into force on 1 October 2024, it's crucial for your business to adequately prepare for compliance. Download our free checklist today to ensure you're ready for the upcoming changes.
Call us today on +44 (0)20 7710 3389 or email troncmaster@buzzacott.co.uk. Alternatively, fill in the form below and a member of our team will be in touch.
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