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ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 7/Nov/2014
News this week covers: holiday pay ruling; NFD support; tax avoidance warning; IPSE contract reviews; APSCo research; and contractor hiring sustained.
�Umbrella company contractors who are employed by compliant service providers will be unaffected by the Emplo� �r 'fail'.” Contractors pitching for public sector contracts can request specific assurance to give to their p� �idance.” More... Contractors can benefit from new contract review service from IPSE Contractors can now bene�
Category: News | Fri, 07 Nov 2014

Contractors get easy ride in Pre-Budget Report
Another Pre-Budget Report, and no new taxes for contractors. ContractorCalculator asks: why have contractors escaped so lightly?
�s within the umbrella company sector to deliver a compliant industry,” explains Hesketh. It is incumbent on a�
Category: News | Tue, 25 Nov 2008

How Off-Payroll toxifies relationships between business, agencies and the self-employed
Due to an imbalance of power and rife non-compliance, the Off-Payroll rules threaten a breakdown of relationships throughout the supply chain.
�expenditure. Within the confines of an engagement compliant with Off-Payroll, a client can’t attract the best� �the imposition of blanket bans on limited company contracting in response to Off-Payroll resulted in mass contr� �The majority of contractors won’t blindly accept contracts advertised as ‘inside IR35’ without at least incr� �them outside of IR35, even where there is a clear contract for services . In the public sector, the impositi�
Category: News | Thu, 17 Jan 2019

Conduct Regulations pose Off-Payroll compliance challenges for agencies
Agencies making contract offers conditional on contractors working via an umbrella company are likely in breach of the Conduct Regulations.
�he correct employment tax.” Valentine adds that a compliant solution might be for the agency to fund the umbr� �r payroll provider isn’t a condition upon which a contract is offered, it might not be a breach,” Wilson add�
Category: News | Mon, 16 Mar 2020

HMRC fails to convince Lords on legal justification for Loan Charge
HMRC fails to convince the Committees members on the legal justification for it’s highly controversial retrospective tax.
�disguised renumeration, there were also a lot of compliant umbrella companies providing that PAYE service.”�
Category: News | Thu, 15 Jul 2021

Off-Payroll Working: Contractor lifts lid on HS2’s non-compliant IR35 practices
HS2’s failure to comply with IR35 has intensified skills shortages and imposed 30% tax hikes on contractors, says former HS2 contractor James Horabin.
�reforms. The message clearly demonstrated the non-compliant blanket approach which many public authorities ar� �re straight away: “I was lucky in that I was back contracting within a month after leaving HS2. Other contracto� �tractor James Horabin, who worked a succession of contracts on the Government’s High Speed 2 (HS2) project, t� �ment’s High Speed 2 (HS2) project, terminated his contract after the HS2 hierarchy imposed unlawful blanket�
Category: News | Thu, 28 Jun 2018

Brookson: More focussed HMRC is targeting contractor services sector compliance
HMRC appears this year to be focusing on compliance in the contractor services sector, says contractor accountancy expert Martin Hesketh of Brookson.
�anies providing services to contractors are fully compliant, as well as the contractors themselves. “Brookson� �taxman buoyed by recent successes in tackling the contracting sector – most notably in the Dragonfly Consulting� �te a better position for themselves on any future contracts.” Contractors must have specialist advice “All ou�
Category: News | Thu, 05 Mar 2009

Tough IR35 crackdown by HMRC is imminent, warns former tax inspector
IR35 is here to stay and HMRC is ready for a tough new campaign targeting contractors, warns former HMRC manager Kate Cottrell, of Bauer & Cottrell.
�t to remember in the ‘scrap IR35’ debate, because compliant umbrella companies are highly efficient tax gathe� �estigation is quick and painless by getting their contracts checked and asking their client for a confirmatio� �at the ‘what’, ‘where’, ‘when’ and ‘how’ of every contract: Post Dragonfly, the emphasis is on the ‘what’ –�
Category: News | Thu, 17 Sept 2009

ContractorCalculator FOI Request reveals HMRC IR35 data unfairly targets contractors
Contractors may be unfairly targeted by HMRC IR35 reviews, as a ContractorCalculator FOI request reveals data based on the P35 Question 6 lacks focus.
�n the responses will almost certainly have led to compliant contractors having to suffer full-blown IR35 inve�
Category: News | Wed, 02 Nov 2011

After the MSC legislation what should contractors do with existing contracts?
In the light of the Managed Service Companies (MSC) legislation in the recent Budget, what options do contractors have open to them with their contracts and what should they do to make sure they are compliant?
�cts and what should they do to make sure they are compliant? The Best Option: Umbrella or Ltd Company? For co� �tions do contractors have open to them with their contracts and what should they do to make sure they are com� �l, then perhaps the biggest issue is IR35 and any contract needs to be checked to see if it is inside or out�
Category: News | Thu, 05 Apr 2007

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