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Contractors drive PSCs use and are hired short-term for their skills, Lords told
Contractors choose to work via limited companies and both private and public sector clients use them short-term for specialist skills, peers are told.
�ged on”. People at a “senior level are subject to IR35 rules so there is no tax advantage…but they are a�
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| Wed, 08 Jan 2014
Separating PSCs from other companies is an “impossible task”, shows Lords’ evidence
Contractor limited companies cannot be distinguished from other companies or product-based businesses, shows written evidence to the Lords’ inquiry.
�ontributions to the written evidence suggest that IR35 guidance needs to be much more concise, although� �r umbrella employment businesses or on zero-hours contracts, just to give them the flexibility to pay for wor� �inty as to their tax status. This can change from contract to contract, and can be altered retrospectively o�
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| Mon, 27 Jan 2014
IR35 a “sticking plaster” on the tax system’s structural problem, witness tells Lords
IR35 is a “sticking plaster” on the UK tax system’s structural problems, says Amey’s tax head Robert Fort in the latest Lords’ PSC inquiry session.
�IR35 is a “sticking plaster” on the structural problem� �enuine substitutions are more commonplace in core contracting sectors other than engineering and oil and gas. P� �itor this”. Fort highlighted that Amey’s standard contracts do not explicitly refer to substitution and are c� �employees. However, Fort acknowledged that when a contract tender requires financial modelling and legal rev�
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| Mon, 13 Jan 2014
Latest EAT ruling reinforces that HMRC erred in law with CEST tool
An EAT has overturned an earlier tribunal decision due to a lack of mutuality of obligation, proving that HMRC erred in law by omitting MOO from CEST.
�read,” comments Kate Cottrell , expert advisor on IR35 and employment status matters. “This case makes c� �nt at the point of considering or entering into a contract.” The ruling aside, the fact that an EAT almost e�
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| Wed, 27 Jun 2018
HMRC unable to substantiate allegations of misrepresentation against contractor press
HMRC has failed to substantiate allegations made during a recent IR35 Forum meeting of misrepresentation against the contractor press.
�Documented in the minutes to the 21 November 2018 IR35 Forum meeting , HMRC alluded to ‘articles posted�
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| Wed, 27 Feb 2019
No Off-Payroll delay in 2021 Budget – clients must prepare
Off-Payroll’s omission from the 2021 Budget has put an end to any faint hopes of a further delay, confirming the April 2021 private sector rollout.
�egislation. Identified in research carried out by IR35 Shield in October 2020, the initial legislative a� �spite of a year of continued criticism voiced by contracting stakeholders, including the Association of Indepe� �also raised over the potential double taxation of contract earnings resulting from confusion over which part�
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| Wed, 03 Mar 2021
Contractor numbers and the contracting landscape in the UK and Europe
Contractor numbers continue to grow, and the contracting landscape is constantly evolving shows research, but the sector also faces challenges.
�ll personal service company contractors caught by IR35 – have lost access to travel and subsistence expe� �s more workers actively choose to start their own contracting and freelance business. This is the conclusion dr� �o do so to meet criteria for suppliers on certain contracts. Meanwhile, only 34% claimed that tax savings pla� �nds, Poland and France have more rapidly evolving contract markets than the UK How large is the UK’s contrac�
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| Thu, 26 May 2016
Contractors choose contracting for more than just the tax breaks
After 20 years of intense tax legislation maybe it is time to give contractors a break. Most are not in it for the tax benefits.
�and net income advantages. Contractors outside of IR35 who create a limited company can benefit from: Cr� �The UK’s contracting sector has now faced 20 years of being in the spo�
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| Thu, 04 Sept 2008
ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 25/May/2012
News this week includes new ‘off-payroll’ rules; Scotland’s contractor demand; HMRC under fire; 30% income tax plan; oil/gas boost; & skills potholes.
�HMRC’s staff cuts do not appear to extend to its IR35 compliance teams. Hodges’ subsequent remarks sugg� �ancy service alongside the online software. More… Contracting disciplines top skills shortages list, reveals RE� �s that contractors earning over £220 a day and on contracts lasting more than six months are paying the corre� �lso urge departments to “consider terminating the contract if that assurance is not provided”. An estimated�
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| Fri, 25 May 2012
ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 01/June/2012
News this week includes ‘controlling person’ and ‘off-payroll’ rules; AWR impact; global IT/engineering demand; new tax app; and oil & gas strategy.
�also valid for limited company contractors inside IR35 who pay themselves a salary. In addition to calcu� �y workers on fixed-term contracts or to use other contracting/temp models. Engineers and IT staff in top five o� �ch a loss would undoubtedly persuade many to seek contracts outside the public sector, resulting in massive d� �vel in the UK or work abroad need never be out of contract. More…(PDF) Existing recruitment models failing t�
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| Thu, 31 May 2012
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