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The UK’s financial plumbing needs fresh thinking to reduce leakage, not more patches
The UK’s financial plumbing is not delivering the required flow of National Insurance Contributions. We need fresh thinking, not legislative patches.
�happening. New taps have been introduced, such as IR35 , and more are forthcoming, such as the controlli� �that has reduced because more people are choosing contracting and self-employment. We certainly don’t need more� �tive security of employees. Indeed, their current contract may be their last, if they don’t invest in their�
Category: News | Thu, 23 Aug 2012

60% stealth tax grows disguised employment, which could damage genuine contractors
Number-crunching by ContractorCalculator has revealed the UK’s 60% stealth tax on high-earning employees, which could ultimately harm contractors.
�s. The better administration, and enforcement, of IR35 has been promised by the IR35 Forum to be deliver�
Category: News | Wed, 07 Mar 2012

Contractors’ tax and the final legacy of the Office of Tax Complication
The final act of the outgoing government was to burden HMRC, the Treasury and taxpayers with a complex income tax regime even the taxman can’t use.
�administer than they raised. One of those rules, IR35 , has been a particularly costly for contractors,�
Category: News | Wed, 15 Sept 2010

10 tips for clients hiring contractors
Clients hiring contractors for the first time can help ensure their project’s success by using these ten top tips from recruiter Emma Brierley.
�and accommodating to a contractor’s concerns over IR35 IR35 does not really matter to clients. But it do� �d. Make sure that contractors leave when they are contracted to, and that project creep does not mean they rem� �own actions but because their client renews their contract when they are no longer really needed. Make sure�
Category: Articles: Hiring Contractors | Tue, 27 Oct 2009

The war on the self-employed must stop
For two decades, Governments have allowed Treasury and HMRC to launch legislative “tax cluster bombs” against a perceived threat — the self-employed.
�“deemed employment,” colloquially referred to as “IR35”. The first tax bombing raid began in April 2000� �, after 18 months of the horrendous second war on contracting, the then newly appointed Chancellor, Kwasi Kwart� �ride the longstanding principle of the freedom to contract as well as the ability to say to a person, “Hey,�
Category: News | Mon, 14 Aug 2023

Contractors driving IT innovation deserve more Government backing
IT contractors are boosting the economy by delivering innovation across multiple sectors, and so deserve more Government recognition and support.
�’. What looks likely to follow is a public sector IR35 reform that will see a large amount of legitimate�
Category: News | Mon, 06 Jun 2016

Contractors deliver vital skills on a contingent basis; employing them would be daft
Contractors aren’t needed all of the time, and although the ‘one month’ proposal failed to appear in the Autumn Statement, Government needs reminding.
�ially as we have yet to hear about next steps for IR35. They also need reminding why attempting to hire�
Category: News | Thu, 17 Dec 2015

£200m tax reclaim among multiple consequences of HMRC’s malfunctioning CEST tool
HMRC is refusing to acknowledge the facts concerning its flawed CEST tool, when it should be bracing itself for a serious, and costly, fallout.
�hat 94% would avoid contracts placing them inside IR35, with 25% stating they would never accept a contr� �than 2,000 contractors found that 94% would avoid contracts placing them inside IR35, with 25% stating they w� �all of which make bleak reading for UK plc. Fewer contract engagements are an inevitable outcome. A recent C�
Category: News | Fri, 03 Aug 2018

Employment Status Review – Part 1: the challenges and how it could affect contractors
The OTS is examining the line between employment and self-employment and the outcome may affect contractors. Defining the problem is the start point.
�specifically not designed to tackle the issue of IR35, but if the outcome of the review is a change in� �and may appear to operate autonomously but their contract says they are employed. Equally, there are contra�
Category: News | Tue, 18 Nov 2014

What contractors can learn about control from HMRC’s False Self-Employment guidance
Contractors are not directly affected by the False Self-Employment legislation but HMRC’s guidance provides important insights about applying control.
�with some lessons about control in the context of IR35 . Contractors should be doubly grateful that they�
Category: News | Wed, 17 Sept 2014

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