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HMRC asked for examples showing IR35 processes don’t work: JLJ Services is a good one
HMRC has been asking other members of the IR35 Forum for concrete examples of why IR35 processes don’t work. The JLJ Services case is a good one.
�HMRC has had its request to the IR35 Forum for an example of a long, drawn out and poo� �lan showed a breathtaking lack of knowledge about contracting – he even claimed that contractors can only work� �dge Nolan took great pains to dismiss the written contracts and the intentions of the parties, and to build a� �ntentions of the parties, and to build a notional contract based on the facts, as IR35 should be applied. Bu�
Category: News | Thu, 15 Dec 2011

IR35 Forum: are contractors ever going to get answers?
Contractors have seen few tangible results from the IR35 Forum, and there is a worrying lack of information from HMRC about the progress made.
�ntractors could be forgiven for thinking that the IR35 Forum is making little progress and won’t make on� �reelancers in the UK workforce who are new to the contracting sector, and new to IR35. And these figures probab�
Category: News | Mon, 30 Jan 2012

IR35 certainty for contractors? So close and, perhaps, not so far
Contractors are very close to enjoying a potential three-year rolling’ IR35 amnesty’ if we keep our nerve and help HMRC improve its new test regime.
�recently came very close to gaining an element of IR35 certainty for the first time since the legislatio� �5 certainty – assuming the circumstances of their contracts don’t change too much, of course. The tests could�
Category: News | Sat, 12 May 2012

IR35 time warp: LibDems take a jump to the left
A new LibDem IT policy paper ignores the government’s decision to retain IR35 and tries to reopen the ‘abolition’ debate. Have we entered a time warp?
�nce in late September calls for the suspension of IR35 . And since ContractorCalculator broke the news t� �since ContractorCalculator broke the news to the contracting community on 26th August, much of the coverage el�
Category: News | Mon, 05 Sept 2011

IR35 is here to stay and you read it weeks before the Budget on ContractorCalculator
The Chancellor’s 2011 Budget 2011 decision to retain IR35 and administer it better was hardly a surprise. In fact it was forecast here in January.
�Chancellor George Osborne’s decision to retain IR35 and administer it better probably came as no surp� �ed fighting cases in the huge ‘grey area’ between contracting and employment and has generally lost, often at g� �day’s fees to pay for an IR35 expert to review a contract for IR35 status and establish a confirmation of a�
Category: News | Thu, 07 Apr 2011

Amendments to IR35 could make things worse for the contracting sector and contractors
In tackling IR35’s ambiguities, the Office of Tax Simplification must avoid further complicating contractors’ lives and damaging their livelihoods.
�As part of its brief to review IR35 , the Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) has been� �and then be definitely caught... all on the same contract! So, the OTS’s challenge is to come up with a rev�
Category: News | Tue, 28 Sept 2010

IR35: the existing rules catch neither fish nor fowl
The higher up the food chain a contractor is found, the harder it is to prove IR35. But are contractors on lower rates worth HMRC’s expense & effort?
�plied to determine whether a contractor is inside IR35 . That’s because one of the key tests of employme� �how many disguised employees are out there in the contracting pond should ultimately drive any new rules or IR3� �research, speaking to experts in employment law, contract law, taxation and IR35. We also drew on over ten�
Category: News | Wed, 01 Dec 2010

IR35 is here to stay until fundamental tax issues are addressed to make it redundant
Despite its flaws IR35 is likely to remain in place until the wider tax system is reformed to address fundamental issues that will make it redundant.
�A more rigorously policed IR35 is here to stay – at least for the medium term. I� �ously more blatant cases. Ideally, we’ll move the contracting market towards some form of external audit model.� �y work for. Some people, by virtue of the sort of contracts they have, their job description and rights and p� �o-Monday folk and perm-tractors who worked on one contract for one client for long periods, were in fact not�
Category: News | Wed, 19 Jan 2011

Contractors: don’t get caught in an IR35 denial trap – start working on a defence now
Contracting sector commentators are increasingly warning of a major and ‘overdue’ IR35 clampdown by HMRC, so don’t let denial leave you in the frame.
�By living in a ‘state of denial’ over their IR35 status, contractors are placing themselves at gre� �time to do something about it, particularly with contracting sector specialists warning of an imminent major c� �y do so many contractors choose not to have their contracts and working arrangements reviewed to determine th� �2008 , 79% admitted not having had their current contract reviewed. 79%! So just why do so many contractors�
Category: News | Mon, 15 Jun 2009

The silver lining that is IR35
Without IR35, contractors would not have had many of the positive things we now take for granted in the contracting world.
�As we mark 10 years of IR35 with our ContractorCalculator IR35 Special Report� �ly benefitted from the ‘contractor tax’. I’d been contracting for two years when IR35 first appeared and, being� �my IR35 status. Surprise, surprise, they found my contract at that time was inside of IR35. Then, after much�
Category: News | Thu, 05 Nov 2009

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