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Treasury’s Off-Payroll assurances won’t remove historical IR35 risk for contractors
Claims that the Off-Payroll rules won’t result in retrospective scrutiny can’t be relied upon by contractors and clients to remove historical tax risk.
�subject to an enquiry and found to have been non-compliant in previous years, any argument based on legitima� �dition to restricting both workforce mobility and contracting opportunities, this also poses a significant thre� �d clients, irrespective of the true status of the contract. The contractor may well hold all of the tax risk�
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| Thu, 18 Apr 2019
IR35 Rules: How to determine if your contract passes - 10 essential points
Signing a contract without checking whether it passes is taking a huge risk. Here’s what to look for before signing the contract.
�s unlimited IR35 assessments, helping you to stay compliant with IR35, combined with insurance to protect aga� �c expertise is in dealing with IR35 issues in the contracting sector. A high street solicitor or accountant is� �n points contractors should look out for in their contracts to determine whether they pass IR35: Point 1: Bac� �If you sign a contract that is within IR35 you could find yourself payin�
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Articles: IR35
| Mon, 19 Sept 2016
IR35 Solutions – Part 2: The evolving context of IR35
ContractorCalculator identifies factors likely to affect IR35’s replacement, in this second of a series of articles analysing possible IR35 solutions.
�. Following the MSC legislation and the growth in compliant umbrella companies, the scale of the problem may� �et, political, economic and legislative spectrum. Contracting in 2000, when IR35 was first introduced, was in m�
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| Thu, 09 Dec 2010
IR35 case – Jensal Software Ltd v HMRC: full analysis
HMRC’s understanding of IR35 has been called into question following a conclusive victory for a contractor at a recent IR35 tribunal.
�s unlimited IR35 assessments, helping you to stay compliant with IR35, combined with insurance to protect aga� �ill exceeding £26,000 relating to a succession of contracts during the 2012/13 tax year. Wells provided his s� �employment status indicators pointed away from a contract of employment Taxman’s flawed interpretation of m�
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| Fri, 18 May 2018
Contractor guide to understanding umbrella company payslips
Contractors receiving their first umbrella company payslip may benefit from help to understand the calculations, says Chris Futcher of Pulse Umbrella.
�f The Pulse Umbrella Group , payslips provided by compliant umbrella solutions providers will be transparent� �. Approved expenses are “ deducted from the gross contract income and set aside to be reimbursed outside of�
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Articles: Contractor umbrellas companies
| Wed, 19 Dec 2012
Umbrella contractors can’t open limited companies to claim T&S relief
Umbrella companies don’t have to consider adopting risky operating models to continue processing contractor T&S, thanks to a new SDC testing solution.
�able to continue processing T&S expenses in a compliant manner maintain a competitive edge in the market,� �hem onto other tasks not originally agreed in the contract. One concern is that HMRC guidelines note that th�
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Articles: Contractor umbrellas companies
| Wed, 22 Jun 2016
Legal analysis shows why HMRC is wrong about blanket assessments
HMRC comments that encourage a blanket approach to IR35 status assessments under the Off-Payroll rules are legally flawed, says Martyn Valentine.
�that, by the letter of the law, adopting the non-compliant approach sanctioned by HMRC will leave them vulne� �cal facts and terms and conditions apply to other contracts, and it is then not necessary to review every ind� �plied to circumstances where, having reviewed one contract, an engager may consider that identical facts and�
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| Mon, 11 Feb 2019
10 ways HMRC can win back trust in CEST
HMRC has a long way to go to instil confidence in CEST. Here are 10 steps the contract sector believes HMRC should take to fix its flawed tool.
�, use of CEST in its current form won’t be deemed compliant with the Off-Payroll rules. 10. Save CEST decisio� �CEST should require input from all parties to the contract, to ensure that the correct answers are provided.�
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| Mon, 19 Aug 2019
Contractor limited company directors’ roles and responsibilities
Company directors have clear roles and responsibilities in their management of limited companies and failure to comply can result in severe penalties.
�he running of the company Ensuring the company is compliant with employment law Completing risk assessments a� �rtant, if a contractor who is a director of their contracting limited company does not deliver these documents�
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Articles: Limited Companies
| Tue, 21 Jul 2009
Contractor expenses should stay, as HMRC’s proposal branded unworkable at tax summit
Contractors should retain tax relief on travel and subsistence and HMRC’s proposals to restrict it are flawed, decide key contracting organisations.
�RC, in which case there is no guarantee as to how compliant the intermediary would be, and whether they would� �rict it are flawed. These were the conclusions of contracting sector experts gathered in Edinburgh on 15th Sept� �sks associated with contracting such as acquiring contracts and chasing payments. Contractors have different� �message due to the varying circumstances of each contract. Further, the cost of issuing advice would be cou�
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| Wed, 30 Sept 2015
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