Mathew Akrigg

Member Since: 13th Oct 2021

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With a background in accounting and delivering outsourced payroll to the NHS, Mathew is now a member of the CIPP Policy and Research Team. He strives to educate and represent the payroll industry and raise its profile in the business world.

Mathew Akrigg

Policy and research officer The Chartered Institute of Payroll Professionals (CIPP)

1st Nov 2023

Will RTI reporting changes improve data quality?

Outlining changes HMRC wants to make to data collection, the government response to the consultation Improving the data HMRC collects from...

HMRC & policy

23rd Aug 2023

How to make paternity leave changes child’s play

There are some changes coming to paternity leave that we need to be aware of, but how impactful are they and do you need to change your...

Finance & strategy

28th Jun 2023

Over 200 employers ‘named and shamed’ over minimum wage violations

On 21 June 2023, the Department for Business and Trade (DBT) released their latest round of naming and shaming for National Minimum Wage (...

Business tax

12th Apr 2023

What does the future hold for the NLW?

The Low Pay Commission (LPC) is tasked each year with investigating and recommending the national minimum wage (NMW) and national living...

Finance & strategy

14th Mar 2023

Guidance for holiday pay needs improved, says CIPP

With the payroll world searching to understand the impacts and implications of the Harpur Trust vs Brazel case, we didn’t really need...

Finance & strategy

12th Jan 2023

Taking care with statutory payments for the year ahead

As the payroll profession returns from the festive period we start to focus on the new tax year, one of the important items on our payroll...

Finance & strategy

5th Dec 2022

HMRC’s variable direct debits cause confusion

In August’s Employer Bulletin, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) announced its intention to start taking advantage of variable direct debit...

Business tax

12th Oct 2022

Off-payroll reforms shake sector’s confidence

Now that we have had time to reflect on, digest and understand the contents of Kwasi Kwarteng’s Growth Plan, we are able to start planning...

Finance & strategy

6th Sep 2022

What do the new PM’s pledges mean for payroll?

The past few months have been nothing short of bizarre in the political sphere. A break in Parliament usually means a quiet lull, with no...

Finance & strategy

29th Jun 2022

Tips for dealing with changes to gratuity rules

The way tips and gratuities work may be changing. Following a consultation by the UK government, reforms were announced that would bolster...

Finance & strategy

Will RTI reporting changes improve data quality?

How to make paternity leave changes child’s play

Over 200 employers ‘named and shamed’ over minimum wage violations

What does the future hold for the NLW?

Guidance for holiday pay needs improved, says CIPP

Taking care with statutory payments for the year ahead

HMRC’s variable direct debits cause confusion

Off-payroll reforms shake sector’s confidence

What do the new PM’s pledges mean for payroll?

Tips for dealing with changes to gratuity rules

VAT zero ratings may not benefit consumers

Three simplifications to self assessment

Practitioners split on hiking fees for new clients

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