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Share Incentives weekly highlights—16 April 2020

Published on: 16 April 2020

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Share Incentives weekly highlights—16 April 2020
In this issue:
Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Impact of the coronavirus crisis on executive pay and share incentive awards
HMRC updates guidance on optional remuneration arrangements and salary sacrifice for employers
HMRC updates its guidance on Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme
HMRC and House of Commons Library publish updated guidance and FAQs on CJRS
HMRC responds to the Loan Charge All-Party Parliamentary Group on communications with HMRC customers
CIOT communications with HMRC on customer engagement
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This week’s edition of Share Incentives highlights includes the latest updates on coronavirus (COVID-19) relevant to employee share incentives. Sign in or take a trial to read the full analysis.

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