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IR35: ContractorCalculator publishes summary of responses to Off-Payroll consultation
ContractorCalculator has published its own summary of Off-Payroll consultation responses, to better inform the public and MPs on attitudes toward HMRC’s proposals.
�o a balanced analysis of sentiment towards HMRC’s IR35 proposals, following the launch of ContractorCalc� �s unlimited IR35 assessments, helping you to stay compliant with IR35, combined with insurance to protect aga� �elevant material from key stakeholders within the contracting sector, tax industry and legal sector and has unc� �sultation, there is a lot of mistrust between the contract sector and the taxman,” comments ContractorCalcul�
Category: News | Mon, 24 Sept 2018

New HMRC measures against false-self-employment won’t target genuine contractors
Contractors won’t be deliberately targeted by HMRC’s measures against false self-employment announced in the Autumn Statement, say PCG & Parasol.
�lator: “Professional umbrella contractors who use compliant, legitimate employment providers will not be affe�
Category: News | Fri, 06 Dec 2013

Government publishes consultation to regulate the umbrella market
The Government publishes an analysis of the role of umbrella companies with solutions to potential interventions to prevent non-compliance with tax and rights.
�have been inside the off-payroll working rules ("IR35") because using umbrellas takes workers out of th� �sinesses engaging workers unknowingly through non-compliant umbrella companies Non-compliance leading to an u�
Category: News | Wed, 07 Jun 2023

Contractors and the 2013 Budget: IR35 and GAAR, a major upheaval or damp squib?
Contractors may be facing major changes with the introduction of GAAR and amends to IR35 rules. Or the 2013 Budget may turn out to be a damp squib.
�eneral Anti-Avoidance Rule (GAAR) and forthcoming IR35 changes. Or the Budget could turn out to be a rel� �, unwary contractors following guidance from less compliant umbrella companies could fall foul of any expense� �tly and with maximum impact. Contractors, and the contracting model of personal service companies already perce� �to the tax residency rules Contractors working on contracts outside the UK for long periods have traditionall�
Category: News | Tue, 19 Mar 2013

Brown's attack on contractors could backfire
Comment on the text of the new MSC attack from the Treasury suggested that much case law willl be needed to handle unresolved issues.
�tors raises many questions. Treasury Burnt by the IR35 Fire ''These latest legislative attacks on contra� �positions were even being marketed as being 'IR35 Compliant.' Today, market demand for IT contractors has ret� �ctors are now again being able to pick only those contracts that comply.'' This strategy could be a spectacul� �ey could to ensure contractors were outside IR35. Contract positions were even being marketed as being 'IR35�
Category: News | Mon, 26 Mar 2007

Public sector tax attack could force contractors out of Government clients
Contractors may be forced out of the public sector if IR35 proposals are added to the growing list of anti-contractor policy introduced by Government.
�g in the public sector. If proposed public sector IR35 reforms go through, it will mark the latest in a� �s responsible for IR35 status will only result in compliant contractors being unjustly forced onto the payrol� �ernment policy continues to increase the costs of contracting in the public sector. If proposed public sector I�
Category: News | Wed, 20 Apr 2016

Contractors can get redress from revenue attacks
We all risk attacks from the Revenue which is being pushed by the Treasury to seek out contractors. But you can get compensation if you go to court.
�ively attack the contracting industry. We've seen IR35 , the managed service company legislation , and n� �ple, you can be subject to attack even if you are compliant. So pull out the stops, and go see a specialised� �aws from the Treasury that effectively attack the contracting industry. We've seen IR35 , the managed service c�
Category: News | Thu, 25 Oct 2007

Treasury move on mscs will drive non-compliance problem underground
View from Barry Roback, Chief Executive of JSA Accountants.
�necessary for those contractors already in fully IR35 compliant arrangements in composite companies, to� �ssary for those contractors already in fully IR35 compliant arrangements in composite companies, to move into� �s proposed legislation did not signify the end of contracting, but simply another misguided attempt by the Trea� �ed with a lot more paperwork, as thousands of new contracts would have to be entered into so that all terms w�
Category: News | Fri, 12 Jan 2007

Public sector IR35 reforms called into question after HMRC figures proven wrong
Experts have called proposed IR35 reforms into question after a PAC study found that roughly 90% of public sector contractors are tax compliant.
�bodies have called the Government’s public sector IR35 reform plans into question after a Public Account� �that roughly 90% of public sector contractors are compliant from a tax perspective. This comes after media re� �Contracting bodies have called the Government’s public sector� �uates to roughly 90%. In the remaining 257 cases, contracts were terminated or came to an end before assuranc�
Category: News | Mon, 25 Apr 2016

Employment intermediaries reporting catches limited company contractors, says HMRC
Employment intermediaries legislation reporting requirements includes personal service companies, shows new draft legislation and guidance from HMRC.
�eing handed a target rich list of contractors for IR35 investigations. This is according to the latest g� �serves as a timely reminder of the importance of compliant, legitimate umbrella employers. “By reducing the� �ited company contractors with a single person PSC contracting direct with a client are exempt. Limited company�
Category: News | Fri, 13 Feb 2015

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