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Charterhouse group: medical workers and IR35
Charterhouse Group explain their position concerning medical workers and IR35.
�up International , concerning Medical Workers and IR35.] Charterhouse Group International has been worki� �comfort is achieved by the use of Charterhouse’s contracts and using and passing our Contract Status Questio� �s working arrangements. It imputes a hypothetical contract with up to three constituent parts; the contracto�
Category: News | Mon, 04 Jul 2005

What is a composite company umbrella?
Explains the commonly used terminology and what this option means for contractors.
�PAYE) or salary and dividends, depending on their IR35 status. The definitions are confusing An “umbrell� �the context of service providing companies to the contracting industry. The word “composite” means “made up of� �mpany, through which many contractors place their contracts. Using the umbrella, contractors then receive eit� �e most important issue, which is whether or not a contract falls inside or outside IR35. The IR35 issue The�
Category: News | Mon, 31 Jan 2005

Considering moving from ltd company to an umbrella
Practicalities and issues surrounding the decision to close your company and move to an umbrella solution.
�Introduction IR35 has now been around since April 2000. In terms of� �then you will pass. Tough to Negotiate IR35 Free Contracts Given the current market conditions (lots of supp� �l established: If you can’t get the right type of contract you will fail. If you can, then you will pass. To�
Category: News | Wed, 11 Sept 2002

Top 10 contracting news stories of 2012
Contractors have had a turbulent 2012, but one with many opportunities, as revealed by the top stories published on ContractorCalculator.
�turbulent year, with HMRC being very busy on the IR35 front – though perhaps not very effective, as Con� �Few in the contracting community would describe 2012 as “a good year”, b� �require contractors earning over £220 per day on contracts over six months to be able to demonstrate to thei�
Category: News | Thu, 20 Dec 2012

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 1/Mar/2013
News this week covers: HMRC IR35 strategy flawed; IR35 risk grows; North Sea contracts; HMRC names & shames; shale gas guidance; & longer interviews.
�sessment tools Contractors are facing unnecessary IR35 reviews as a result of HMRC’s flawed business ent� �l and gas contractors, plus those working in core contracting disciplines such as engineering, IT, interim mana� �nts forecast to generate tens of thousands of new contracts and jobs. The new investment in production from e� �ors could spend up to 38% more time to find a new contract, compared to the average pre-recession contract s�
Category: News | Fri, 01 Mar 2013

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief - 11/Mar/2011
News this week includes options for IR35 reform; AWR guidance from BIS at last; contractor demand continues to increase; & global IT growth forecast.
�OTS reveals options for IR35 reform: suspend and abolish or enforce more effec� �nd for contractors increased across all the major contracting disciplines in February, as across the board onli� �onth high following 18 months of sustained growth Contract and temporary worker vacancies are at their highe�
Category: News | Thu, 10 Mar 2011

ContractorCalculator’s ABC audit for March confirms 130,682 unique users
ContractorCalculator has received its seventh ABC certificate, confirming we had over 130,000 unique visitors/browsers in March.
�their careers; and tools such as the free online IR35 tests. “March 2011 will be marked in contracting� �online IR35 tests. “March 2011 will be marked in contracting history as the month that IR35 was not abolished,�
Category: News | Sat, 30 Apr 2011

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief - 05/Aug/2011
News this week includes Primary Path ruling; HMRC admits poor IR35 targeting; demand growth in IT and engineering; & latest tax proposals from OTS.
�HMRC pursued Primary Path IR35 case despite having little chance of winning The� �iving employment growth More workers are choosing contracting and the flexible labour market is driving employm� �ing the services and construction sectors for new contracts have cause for cautious optimism, according to Ju� �re IR35 cases, as Judge Sadler suggested that any contract that includes a substitution clause is unlikely t�
Category: News | Fri, 05 Aug 2011

Exclusive: Conservatives pledge to support contractors and flexible workforce
Shadow corporate governance minister Jonathan Djanogly confirms Tory support for flexible workers in this exclusive ContractorCalculator interview.
�A Conservative government would review IR35 , implement the Agency Workers Directive from scr�
Category: News | Tue, 30 Jun 2009

Contracting in 2013: IR35, PSC inquiry, false self-employment and economic recovery
Contracting in 2013 was a year dominated by IR35, green shoots of recovery and two late surprises: the Lords PSC inquiry and false self-employment.
�ntracting in 2013 had more than its fair share of IR35 activity, particularly in the public sector. This� �Contracting in 2013 had more than its fair share of IR35 acti�
Category: News | Thu, 02 Jan 2014

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