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Local business owners who take on temporary workers over the next few months are being warned not to let paperwork oversights give them the summertime blues. Russell Charles who runs


TaxAssist


Accountants in Cardiff said: “Local small businesses will be taking


on temporary


staff throughout this summer and with seasonal pressure on employers’ summer holiday rotas and work schedules, it could be tempting to pay workers cash


in hand to cut


costs. “But


employers


who scrimp on the paperwork


run you should follow the


risk of hefty fi nancial penalties.


Generally, the


same procedure for temporary or student workers as you do for new full,


or


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workers.


“If a P45 is missing, a Starter Checklist - formerly the P46 form – must be completed and if the employee’s income is more than £157 a week, employers must


account for


National Insurance. If they


earn more than £958 a month on average, they must also pay income tax.


“Employers must also make sure that employees are paid the


minimum wage


appropriate for their age and circumstances. Since April 2017, over- 25s have been entitled to a minimum of the National Living Wage of £7.50 per hour.” TaxAssist Accountants Cardiff is a local business, operating across


providing part-time, tax


Cardiff, and


accountancy advice and services purely to small businesses.


usiness Recruitment


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Free cyber briefi ng in Cardiff


A free cyber security briefi ng is being held in Cardiff and will address the major issues that businesses and organisations face. Staff from GoSecure will cover a variety of topics including internet security, social engineering and phishing, security


architecture,


compliance and The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The


small team at


GoSecure, a subsidiary of consultancy C3IA Solutions, has a combined experience of more than 70 years in the cyber security domain. The briefi ng is being held at the Norwegian Church Arts Centre in Harbour Drive on May 26 from 10am until 3pm and is designed to be informative and educational, not as a sales or marketing event. Noel Hannan, Cyber and Digital Innovation Lead at GoSecure, said: “Anyone


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with a professional interest in cyber security is welcome. “Reaction from previous events was so positive we’ve decided to hold more of them. We’ve also welcomed students who are looking to go into the industry after their studies.


“The cyber-security sector is growing at an astonishing rate and this briefi ng will give people a better understanding of the threats we all face and how to go about dealing with them. “Often we’re surprised how little people know, and often they’re surprised about how making a few small changes can dramatically increase their cyber security. “We have a great deal of


experience between us, both


in the public and


private sectors, and are always ready to answer questions.”


For more information contact Noel on nhannan@gosecure.net. Or fi nd booking on the EventBrite website.


Noel Hannan


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