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2026 Payroll Workout - Getting ready for the new tax year and beyond

Each year the UK and devolved governments announce changes to the rules and values for various statutory deductions and change. These changes take effect in April, with the United Kingdom tax year commencing on 6th April.

This live webinar covers the changes for the next tax year and enables payroll and HR professionals to both understand and prepare for these changes. 

 

Live webinar

English

Beginner

1h00

Goal

By the end of this webinar, you will:

  • Understand the payroll changes for the upcoming tax year
  • Be aware of how these changes affect employees

Target audience

  • Payroll professionals
  • HR professionals
  • Reward specialists

Approach

This live, one-hour webinar includes a Q&A session, allowing you to interact directly with SD Worx experts and get answers to any specific questions you may have.

Programme

The course is delivered in separate parts across different dates as webinars. You can attend all of the parts of the workout training for payroll and HR or just the subjects that are relevant to you.

Part 1 - Preparing for April 2026 - the headlines

Part 2 - Employment Rights Bill - what is changing and when

Part 3 - Minimum Pay April 2026 - Keep it legal

Part 4 - All change Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) April 2026

Part 5 - Student Loans and the Starter Checklist for April 2026

Part 6 - Reaching the final - ready for April 2026

 

Practical information

Start dates and location(s)
  • Wednesday, 21 January 2026 10:30 until 11:10
Info
English
Live webinar
1h00
Beginner
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Trainers

Simon Parsons

Simon Parsons

Director UK Compliance Strategies – major contributor to payroll expertise since 1984. Influential in the development of payroll software, is a key presence on HMRC consultative groups and committees. A fellow of the CIPP and one of the original MSc in Payroll Management, he is a regular author and speaker on reward and payroll. Also Honorary Chair of the BCS (the chartered institute of IT) Payroll Specialist Group and Chair of IreeN, the electronic exchange with government user network.

PALS Team