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Buyer’s guide to share incentive plans

Employee Benefits

Share incentive plans (Sips) were introduced in the UK in 2000 as a type of employee share scheme aimed at helping employees, who can purchase shares or be awarded free shares in the company, to save in a tax-efficient way. Free shares must be withdrawn from the Sip once the employee leaves the company.

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Philippa Cornish: How can reward and CSR strategies contribute to the levelling-up agenda?

Employee Benefits

The Edelman Trust Barometer, published in January 2022, found that businesses and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) are seen as competent and effective drivers of change. The offer of payroll giving facilitates regular employee donations to charitable causes they feel passionately about. appeared first on Employee Benefits.

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Buyer’s guide to bikes-for-work schemes

Employee Benefits

Bikes-for-work schemes are tax-exempt arrangements that encourage employees to cycle to work to reduce environmental pollution and promote healthier lifestyles. Are there any potential tax or legal issues ? Government guidelines suggest that at least half of the bike’s usage must be for an employee’s commute to work.

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Buyer’s guide to home technology schemes

Employee Benefits

Employees are able to purchase products from popular brands, such as Apple, Nintendo and Samsung. The payments can be made either through a salary sacrifice arrangement from gross pay or from a net pay arrangement. Are there any tax or legal issues? Employers can set a maximum limit for the retail voucher.