The UK introduced the Apprentice Levy on 6th April 2017. We explore the obligations this new tax puts on payroll departments, and compare the practice in other countries. What do Elvis Presley, Sir Michael Caine and Leonardo Da Vinci all have in common? The answer, of course, is that they all started formal Read More
Hungary boasts the lowest unemployment rate in the world, having dropped to a historic 4.4% in early 2017. That could be due to the fact that Hungary has of the most stable business environments in the Balkan states, and the country has a great deal of support from global economic powers, improving the chances of Read More
Denmark has received an enormous amount of international attention in recent years, in no small part for its status as one of the happiest countries in the world. Naturally, that invites a lot of popular attention, but that same fact, along with its favorable corporate tax, has attracted the attention of many global Read More
What percentage of your payroll activities will soon be automated? What tasks are most likely to be automated, and which will continue to require human intervention? Join us at this year’s APA Congress as CloudPay presents on the future of payroll. We’ll focus on what robotics and automation will do for the industry, Read More
To read Brian's full interview with Cath Everett of the GPA, click here. Brian Radin’s entry into the world of global payroll was certainly not in a straight line but rather, as he puts it, “a very jagged” one. The president of cloud-based payroll and payments software provider CloudPay has worked in industries Read More
With a population of around 250 million people, Indonesia is an extremely vibrant and active country. The GDP is about Rp 46,623,500($3,500; £2,705; €3.200) per capita, and the main economic industries include agriculture, manufacturing, mining, tourism and finance. The government has been slowly but surely embracing Read More
When the stakeholders of a well-known UK department store chain recently found themselves atop a newsworthy, record-breaking 360-company list, it wasn’t an occasion to celebrate. Rather, it was an occasion to place blame… and to place it squarely at the payroll function. In February 2017, the UK government issued its Read More
As a producer of many important raw materials including palm oil, tin and rubber, Malaysia has been able to trade with advanced economies for a high tech infrastructure that is great for new business. The country's 31.3 million people (as of 2015) represent an upwardly mobile group, although stagnation in the economy Read More
Multinational organizations experience change on a continuous basis. And when it comes to both day-to-day employee changes—around starters, leavers, promotions, or salaries—and big-picture business moves related to company growth, expansion, or management shifts, the payroll function is always affected. Given the Read More
Vietnam has about 90 million people living in the country, with an average income of about₫3,294,705 ($145, £113,€134) a month. Vietnam revamped their economy about 30 years ago, and has since seen their numbers increase since then. While this country is still developing, it has made major strides to integrate with Read More
Gender pay gap reporting will soon be mandatory in several countries. We look at the requirements and what they might mean for payroll professionals. “It is a truth universally acknowledged that women almost always end up being paid less than men” *. Okay so Jane Austen didn’t actually write this as her starting line Read More
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