Policy News Journal - 2017-18

TPR said in the first three months of 2017 alone, 136,000 small and micro employers complied with their responsibilities under the Pensions Act, amounting to one every 57 seconds.

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Automatic enrolment spot checks on Birmingham employers 19 June 2017

This week The Pensions Regulator (TPR) is to begin carrying out spot checks in Birmingham to ensure employers are complying with their automatic enrolment duties.

From this week, inspection teams will visit dozens of businesses in and around the city to check that qualifying staff are being given the workplace pensions they are entitled to.

The move is part of a nationwide enforcement campaign which began in London in April to ensure employers are meeting their automatic enrolment duties correctly.

Birmingham is to become the third area to be the focus of the short-notice inspections. TPR carried out checks in Greater Manchester earlier this month.

The checks will also help TPR understand whether employers are facing any unnecessary challenges that we can help them with, such as by improving our systems. But they will also highlight employers who have not taken the required steps to become or remain compliant, paving the way for enforcement action.

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Free automatic enrolment webinar for business advisers 23 June 2017

Join TPR online at 2.30pm on 6 July to hear about changes to legislation and the opportunity to put your questions to the experts directly.

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) is hosting a free webinar for business advisers at 2:30 pm on 6 July.

The webinar will focus on the legislation changes that come into effect during 2017/18, for example the duties that new employers have from 1 October 2017.

Whether you’re an accountant, bookkeeper or payroll professional, TPR will take you through everything you need to know.

You will also have a chance to get your automatic enrolment questions answered live on the day.

Register here for the free webinar

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Are you expected to submit a Declaration of Compliance on behalf of clients? 27 June 2017

Avoid the risk of fines by making sure you know if your clients are expecting you to complete and submit a DoC on their behalf.

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