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Current minimum wage rates for Northern Ireland workers.

Minimum wage rates for previous years from 1999 to the current period.

Practical tips to help employers meet their obligations on correctly paying the minimum wage.

How minimum wage law is enforced and the penalties you could face if you don't pay it correctly.

Legal requirements on keeping national wage records.

How to calculate pay for National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage purposes.

What counts for National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage pay.

Examples of workers entitled to the minimum wage and those that are not.

An overview of the National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage rates and your main responsibilities as an employer.

Description of the UK protected food name schemes which protect registered product names when they are marketed in Great Britain.

Understand the law concerning breaks, conditions, and pay for workers above compulsory school age and 17-year-olds.

Description of the four EU protected food name schemes which protect registered product names when they are marketed in Northern Ireland.

Understand the law concerning breaks, conditions and pay for workers aged over 18 years old.

Examples of how to calculate minimum wage for overtime and shift rates.

Accounting periods to use for the self-employed, partnerships and limited companies.

How to account for capital items and fixed assets in the profit and loss account.

Legitimate business expenses for accounting purposes and how to apportion expenses partly for business purposes.

How to protect a product name under UK and EU geographical indication schemes in Northern Ireland.

The base cost of obtaining or creating your product.

How to record expenditure in different categories and the proof you must keep.

Explanation and examples of geographical indications and protected food names, used to protect products from imitation.

Record sales in the profit and loss account and keep sales documentation and proof of income.

Guidance on geographical indication and traditional specialty guaranteed protection for food, drink or agricultural products in Northern Ireland.

The financial records you must keep for profit and loss accounts or to complete personal and business tax returns.

Reporting deadlines, the form to use and who to send it to.