Andy Posted 58 minutes ago Posted 58 minutes ago Would the NI adjustments in 2025 have made an impact on salary costs? I know for the business I work for (a medium-sized local firm), it was somewhere in the region of an additional £500k-£750k over the course of this year. Quote
TugaysMarlboro Posted 55 minutes ago Posted 55 minutes ago McGuire has got that wrong. It's not £211m since Venkys acquisition. It's £211m because of Venkys acquisition. 1 Quote
wilsdenrover Posted 48 minutes ago Author Posted 48 minutes ago 36 minutes ago, Rogerb said: Bank overdraft increased by £8million to over £11 million. As a result interest charges on overdraft and loans increased by over £1million. At an interest rate of BoE base + 2.17%. Quote
wilsdenrover Posted 41 minutes ago Author Posted 41 minutes ago (edited) 18 minutes ago, Andy said: Would the NI adjustments in 2025 have made an impact on salary costs? I know for the business I work for (a medium-sized local firm), it was somewhere in the region of an additional £500k-£750k over the course of this year. Salary and wages + £1,303,040 Social Security costs + £203,048 Pension costs + £187,951 Total increase £1,694,039 The cost of the adjustments you referred to will appear in next years accounts. Edited 39 minutes ago by wilsdenrover 1 Quote
RoverDom Posted 23 minutes ago Posted 23 minutes ago 1 hour ago, wilsdenrover said: Now it says ‘…the timing and extent of the recovery of the loan depends on promotion…’ Is the penny finally starting to drop or is someone else insisting on these phrases being included?? Just guesswork on my part but the audit director has changed this year so could just be something from them. My experience of audit directors is they like to put their stamp on things in their first year. 2 Quote
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