Changes in the contracting market
A contractor reflects on the changes in the market.
Teachers caught under IR35
IR guidelines updated for teachers.
Government critisised about IR35 implementation.
Government is criticised about its handling of the new tax legislation.
New questions answered
Revenue has updated its frequently asked section of its website.
Crackdown on IR35
Inland Revenue's Special Compliance Office gears up for a crackdown on offshore umbrella companies and other tax avoidance schemes.
Primarolo appointed to remove red tape.
Tony Blair has picked a group of ministers to lead his 'war' against red tape in business in Britain.
Primarolo says IR35 has been re-phased
Paymaster General Dawn Primarolo says that the guidelines to IR35 have been modified.
Reaction to australian legislation
Industry groups in Australia band together and form the Independant Contractors Association(ICA).
Has anything changed?
Discussing the current state of IR35.
New legislation as flawed as IR35
The Institute of Chartered Accountants has slammed the government's plan to provide tax incentives.
Australian IR35 changes
The Australian Prime Minister john Howard has had a change of heart it seems on the governments new tax laws.
Primarolo answers questions.
The Paymaster General, Dawn Primarolo, has again had to answer questions about IR35.
Letters from contractors: letter 1
Contractor invited by agency to discuss IR35.
IRS clamps on IT workers
The IRS has come out with a warning to IT consultants in the U.S.
IT contractors - coming or going?
It would seem that IT workers are still coming to Britain, despite all the signs of a mass exodus.
IR35 questioned again
At the recent E.Recruitment 2001 exhibition in London, the qustion of IR35 was again raised in a discussion.
Holiday pay for contractors!
In a great piece of news for freelance employees, the European Court has ruled that UK freelance workers are entitled to 4 weeks holiday pay.
Australian IR35 gets reaction.
Recruiters in Australia have said they are to run a political campaign in an attempt to change the discriminatory laws that affect contractors in Australia.
Revenue to intensify investigations
Contractors had another shock warning today, as the Revenue came out saying that it would be picking up the intensity of its tax investigations.
Tony Blair's IR35 case shock.
The Prime Minister Tony Blair and his colleague Lord Irvine, have been exposed as being part of an employment status case in 1978.
PCG wins right to appeal
The P.C.G has managed to win the right to an appeal against the April decision.
Blair gives a little under pressure
The government has admitted it will monitor the notorious IR35 tax, and thus leaving a possibility of changes in the legislation.
IR35 - the election tool
IR35 has become a contentious issue in the run up to the election.
Revenue publishes employment case law
The Revenue has published the final part of it's Employment Status Manual.
Compliance and IR35 headaches
It would seem that many people are still struggling to come to terms with the new regulations pertaining to tax and IR35.
IR35 change was foolish
The Shadow Technology Minister Alan Duncan has come in support of repealing IR35.
IR35 confusion still with us
The confusion of IR35 remains with us despite tax submissions having passed.
PCG lose case
The judgement has been handed down, and the PCG have lost the court case against the government to repel IR35.
Judival review - expected outcome
PCG unlikely to win the Judicial Review.
The judicial review - day two summary
Summary of the secon day at the IR35 judicial review.
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