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Contractors need security over their tax affairs now more than ever, warns expert
Contractors should secure their tax affairs, and uncertainty surrounding IR35 adds to a growing list of reasons why, warns Duncan Strike of Intouch.
�ment remaining tight-lipped over plans concerning IR35 and the taxation of personal service companies (P�
Category: News | Thu, 03 Dec 2015

Contractor Doctor: If my client lets me substitute purely for IR35, would it count?
Using a substitute means you could enjoy 3 years of contracting, according to HMRC’s business entity tests.
�e. Dear Contractor Doctor, Having seen HMRC’s new IR35 processes , it appears that the silver bullet to� �do part of what a contractor’s limited company is contracted to do, and doing so transparently, ie so that the� �isolation in a couple of days, and assign it to a contracting friend. My current client would question this, so� �make the necessary arrangements, such as agreeing contracts and providing any necessary training, and pay the� �s an IT contractor, I’ve never been away from the contract long enough to justify having to send in a substi�
Category: Articles: Contractor Doctor Q+A | Fri, 25 May 2012

P35 Employer Annual Return service company question and IR35 - contractor guide
Working through your own limited company means you must complete a P35, including the service company question.
�designed to target contractors to find out their IR35 status. There are two parts to question six: the� �Contractors who contract through their own limited company must complete a�
Category: Articles: Limited Companies | Tue, 17 May 2011

11 tips for choosing the best contractor accountant
Once you've decided to trade using your own limited company, then choosing a contractor accountant is the next step.
�and understands key issues relevant to you, like IR35. Most high street accountants do not have this kn� �best trading option for the current stage of your contracting career is a limited company, then choosing a spec� �don't pay tax twice. Some accountants also offer contract reviews, but contractors should ideally consult a�
Category: Articles: Limited Companies | Wed, 22 Nov 2023

What is a managed service company?
Find out what a Managed Service Company is, and why you should not use them.
�entirely by salary. Managed Service Companies and IR35 However, for a contractor to have used a composit�
Category: Articles: Managed Service Companies | Wed, 20 Dec 2006

Proposed changes to managed service companies - explained
Explains the legislative changes introduced in the 2006 Pre-Budget Report
�ontractor umbrella scheme . Contractors caught by IR35 typically use a PAYE umbrella scheme, and pay ful� �hemes (estimated at 240,000 in 2005-2006) and the contract-by-contract approach required by the legislation�
Category: News | Thu, 07 Dec 2006

HMRC’s new IR35-related business entity tests, scenarios & guidance finally launched
HMRC has announced its new IR35 regime which includes the business entity tests, six IR35 risk scenarios and guidance for contractors.
�ted ‘ business entity tests ’, as well as six new IR35 example scenarios and related guidance, including�
Category: News | Wed, 09 May 2012

IR35 Forum – Part 2: Targeting strategies to segment contractors into IR35 risk bands
In this second of a series of articles analysing options open to the IR35 Forum, ContractorCalculator looks at HMRC’s contractor targeting strategies.
�adopt to identify those disguised employees that IR35 was originally designed to catch, whilst minimisi� �lient for more than a set period; or they are not contracted on a specific project; or they have previously be� �actor in business and the other is an employee. A contracting insider’s view on what constitutes a high risk co� �’ – these workers start on a genuine project, but contract extension follows contract extension, until they�
Category: News | Thu, 23 Jun 2011

IR35 Forum – Part 4: ‘In-business’ tests are great idea in theory, not in practice
Contractors in all their variety simply can’t be reduced to tick boxes. In-business tests are great in theory, but will fail contractors in practice.
�f articles analysing the options available to the IR35 Forum as it determines how HMRC might better admi� �efined by tax inspectors, and had the blessing of contracting sector representatives on the Forum, would be a p�
Category: News | Tue, 28 Jun 2011

IR35 public sector reforms: draft legislation threatens public sector car crash
Changes to plans to reform IR35 in the public sector are likely to give rise to a wave of contract disputes between contractors, clients and agencies.
�after the draft legislation for the public sector IR35 reforms was published today, containing amendment� �ith public sector contractors already engaging in contracts that will end beyond the implementation of the re� �arding the changes and how they might affect your contract if you are a public sector contractor, watch this�
Category: News | Tue, 06 Dec 2016

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