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Contractor Doctor: Can I claim payment protection working for an umbrella company?
When a contract is terminated, umbrella company contractors remain employed and can’t claim payment protection.
�h has a contract with an agency, which in turn is contracted by the end-user client to provide contractors. Co� �Dear Contractor Doctor, I have been contracting through an umbrella company and my contract was t� �not made redundant or given the sack, but that my contracts simply came to an end. What can I expect my umbre� �en contracting through an umbrella company and my contract was terminated early. Since then, I have managed�

Category: Articles: Contractor Income Protection | Tue, 27 Jun 2017


IR35 Forum: Expect "real improvements" for contractors, says recruiter body APSCo
Contractors can expect the IR35 Forum to deliver real improvements, according to Ann Swain of APSCo, the recruiter body that is now part of the forum.
�We appreciate the desire amongst the professional contracting community for clarity regarding IR35,” says Swain�

Category: News | Tue, 24 May 2011


IR35 Forum – Part 1: Analysing the objectives for IR35’s better administration
In the first of a series of articles analysing options open to the IR35 Forum, ContractorCalculator looks at why IR35 deserves better administration.
�s objectives and looks at why contractors and the contracting sector IR35 affects – not to mention the governme�

Category: News | Sun, 05 Jun 2011


Contractors face ongoing uncertainty as HMRC proposes broad risk bands to IR35 Forum
Contractors face ongoing uncertainty as the minutes of the first IR35 Forum reveal that HMRC is proposing to segment them in broad bands of IR35 risk.
�d to accommodate the often harsh realities of the contracting and employment marketplace. HMRC compliance and r�

Category: News | Mon, 06 Jun 2011


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.
�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.
�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 Forum – Part 5: How to measure whether IR35 really is being better administered
If HMRC and the Treasury are serious about improving IR35’s administration, they need transparent processes to benchmark and measure performance.
�etter administer IR35. Whilst contractors and the contracting community broadly welcome the intention to ‘bette�

Category: News | Wed, 29 Jun 2011


IR35 Forum – Part 3: Better administration of IR35 – so what does that actually mean?
In this third of a series of articles analysing options open to the IR35 Forum, ContractorCalculator examines what better administration looks like.
�inistered” might, and might not, look like from a contracting perspective. This is the third in a series of art� �ion for several years without seeking alternative contracts or doing anything that remotely resembled running�

Category: News | Thu, 30 Jun 2011


Firms who act early should not fear the Off-Payroll reforms
Firms shouldn’t panic about the introduction of the Off-Payroll reforms, providing they implement compliance practices well in advance of April 2020.
�need to demonstrate reasonable care, and the best contracting talent will go elsewhere. There are various alter� �ese may include: Identifying potential changes to contracts and working practices to mitigate IR35 risk Negot� �es to mitigate IR35 risk Negotiating a fixed-term contract – contractor concedes employee status in exchange�

Category: News | Mon, 24 Jun 2019


GSK letters show HMRC as no better than a common scammer wrecking the UK economy
Is HMRC out of control? Its latest phishing letters make false demands, scamming small businesses like a con artist and wrecking the UK economy.
�y a credible IR35 off-payroll rules expert of the contracts worked during the year HMRC mentions. If the expe� �st frighteningly, we may see tens of thousands of contract roles and projects relocated outside of the UK to�

Category: News | Thu, 05 Sept 2019


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