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Off-payroll rules backfire: UK contractors replaced by non-EU workers paying less tax
EXCLUSIVE: The government’s off-payroll rules have spectacularly backfired, with contractors being replaced by non-EU ICT workers paying less tax.
�t the result has been to force contractors out of contract only to be replaced by non-EU workers on intercom�
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| Wed, 18 Sept 2013
Contractor guide to the advantages and disadvantages of being VAT registered
Contactors unlikely to earn more than £79,000 are not required to register for VAT, but there are advantages and disadvantages to non-registration.
�there are some advantages to non-registration for contracting businesses. The first is the reduction in adminis�
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Articles: Tax Issues
| Tue, 24 Sept 2013
Contractor guide to the General Anti-Abuse Rule (GAAR)
Contractors should take into account the General Anti-Abuse Rule (GAAR) when making tax-planning decisions, says James Abbott of Abbott Moore.
�houldn’t be a target. GAAR may become a threat to contracting in 5-10 years But Abbott’s concern is that HMRC h�
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Articles: Tax Issues
| Thu, 11 Apr 2013
Tax residency rules for individual contractors and contractor limited companies
Contractors and their limited companies are subject to legislation that clarifies their tax residency status, explains James Abbott of Abbott Moore.
�t of time in order that they can deliver on their contracts.” Depending on how many ties a contractor has, an� �xed in the UK. When working on a typical overseas contract where the contractor works from the client’s offi�
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Articles: Tax Issues
| Wed, 12 Jun 2013
New VAT rate rules for contractors – changes due to the 20% rate from 4 January 2011
Limited company contractors will be required to change their invoices & VAT return accounting when VAT increases from 17.5% to 20% on 4 January 2011.
�for sales that span the rate change on 4 January: Contracts started before 4 January 2011 and completed after� �, for example, a contractor started work on a new contract on 4 January and submitted an invoice after worki�
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Articles: Tax Issues
| Wed, 24 Nov 2010
Contractor VAT invoices and returns – a guide to VAT rate changes from 1 January 2010
VAT rates are set to return to 17.5% on 1 January 2010, which means contractors will have to adjust their invoices and VAT returns accordingly.
�l client that cannot reclaim its VAT, and you are contracting direct with no agency in the chain, then remember� �ompleting the VAT return. VAT and negotiating new contracts During contract negotiations, most contractors qu� �return. VAT and negotiating new contracts During contract negotiations, most contractors quote hourly or da�
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| Tue, 01 Dec 2009
Thousands of contractors face backdated tax bills as BN66 case is lost in High Court
Thousands of contractors face backdated tax bills as the High Court rules that retrospective impact of BN66 does not breach European human rights law.
�d penalties. According to Crawford Temple, CEO of contracting sector compliance body Professional Passport , th�
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| Fri, 29 Jan 2010
Contractor limited company VAT inspections – preparation and process
Contractors who have been selected by HMRC for a VAT inspection should not be concerned if they have stuck to the rules and are well prepared.
�VAT certificate Any supporting documents, such as contracts and relevant correspondence. The inspector normal�
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Articles: Tax Issues
| Mon, 27 Jul 2009
Contractor guide to tax credits from HMRC: working tax credit and child tax credit
Contractors can qualify for tax credits from HMRC and should submit a claim in case their income unexpectedly falls, says Abbott Moore’s James Abbott.
�rwork. “Many contractors could spend their entire contracting career without ever qualifying for tax credits,”� �income drops, say for an extended period between contracts or on the birth of a new child. Eligibility crite� �ny, rather than a client. “Searching for the next contract opportunity, networking, checking job boards, app�
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Articles: Tax Issues
| Mon, 08 Aug 2011
HMRC signals new direct attack on contractors, citing disguised remuneration
HMRC has promised to challenge schemes that are being marketed to contractors as a way of getting around new disguised remuneration rules.
�r direct attack on contractors, and shows how the contracting community is seen as ‘easy pickings’ by revenue c�
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| Wed, 24 Aug 2011
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