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Contractor Doctor: Do contractors automatically get employment rights after 2 years?
Contractors are service providers, so even after two years they don’t qualify for employment rights and cannot demand a permanent job from clients.
�mployed by their umbrella solutions provider, and compliant umbrella solutions providers will have a formal e� �an extension on his contract. Good luck with your contracting! Contractor Doctor� �ed company . There’s an opportunity to extend the contract again and my client project manager wants me to r�
Category: Articles: Contractor Doctor Q+A | Mon, 26 Feb 2018

Contracting stakeholders raise concern over T&S changes and public sector IR35 reform
Contracting stakeholders met to discuss T&S changes and public sector IR35 reform at FCSA’s Compliance Seminar, attended by ContractorCalculator.
�Robert Burton conceded that in targeting the non-compliant, HMRC has a tendency to overlook how legislation� �gave umbrella providers, accountants and relevant contracting stakeholders an opportunity to address changes to� �35, why not simply only hire people on fixed term contracts, and forget about the test?” HMRC responded that� �simply by including a substitution clause in the contract. “I think we were all expecting the recent HMRC g�
Category: News | Tue, 12 Apr 2016

Off-Payroll draft legislation published: Government dismisses consultation concerns
Draft legislation for proposed Off-Payroll private sector rules ignores consultation feedback and confirms clients will assess IR35 status from 2020.
�ules that risk imposing unfair tax liabilities on compliant parties, it appears as though Government intends� �ractors to help prevent irrevocable damage to the contracting sector by joining the Stop the Off-Payroll Tax ca� �tion requires clients to assess status before the contract has even started, ignoring the realities of the w�
Category: News | Thu, 11 Jul 2019

Off-Payroll (IR35) small company exemption vulnerable to exploitation, warns JSA
Hirers have an open invitation to exploit the proposed Off-Payroll small company exemption, though amendments could hamper company growth.
�ffsetting the risk of losing contractors to other compliant companies. However, he warns that the rules are s�
Category: News | Mon, 25 Mar 2019

HMRC dismisses IR35 forums members views and courts on laws omitted from CEST
HMRC’s view remains unchanged over its omission of case law from CEST and dismisses the compelling evidence put forward by IR35 Forum Members.
�d is an unfair attempt by HMRC to overtax already compliant tax payers.” What the judges have said on MOO The� �stablished mutuality of obligation by virtue of a contract being in existence. We believe that this is a sig�
Category: News | Tue, 10 Jul 2018

Public sector IR35 reforms: Agency/client cooperation key to overcoming hurdles
Agencies and clients need to work together to ensure IR35 compliance, but FCSA CEO Julia Kermode warns of further threats to the supply chain.
�pointers for contractors seeking an established, compliant umbrella: Check that the umbrella has compliance� �may not extend as far as securing a professional contract review . Kermode suggests using HMRC’s Employment�
Category: News | Mon, 03 Apr 2017

CEST only asks a fraction of questions usually posed during an HMRC inquiry
CEST asks between four and 16 questions; just a fraction of the number of questions usually posed to a contractor during an HMRC IR35 inquiry.
�tcome easy to manipulate, which can encourage non-compliant behaviour: “The way CEST is designed makes it ver� �are actively looking for business and negotiating contracts, or indeed how many contracts they have.” CEST al� �e before drilling down into the fine details of a contract, obtaining evidence, interviewing end-client repr�
Category: News | Mon, 30 Jul 2018

Public sector contractors and clients need answers as HMRC postpones ESS tool launch
Contractors are being asked to work without IR35 status confirmation after HMRC delayed the launch of its ESS tool, warns Andy Chamberlain of IPSE.
�tool as the only way they can be seen to be fully compliant with the IR35 public sector reforms, so until it’� �ontractors paid a month in arrears to renegotiate contracts prior to 6 March to avoid the risk of excessive t� �le IR35 tool means contractors are being asked to contract without confirmation of their IR35 status. The ta�
Category: News | Thu, 02 Mar 2017

Off-Payroll failures highlighted again at Lords inquiry
The Off-Payroll legislation’s fundamental failings were addressed at the latest House of Lords Finance Bill Sub-Committee hearing.
�mongst the fundamental issues flagged up were non-compliant blanket assessments of contractors and the failur� �oses overly complex burdens upon engagers. To the contract sector, and indeed to HMRC, this concern is nothi�
Category: News | Mon, 02 Mar 2020

Employer’s NICs – unlawful reverse chargebacks should be avoided
Reverse chargebacks imposed by agencies and umbrellas to deduct employer’s NICs from ‘inside IR35’ contract rates could constitute a criminal offence.
�rate wrongdoing.” Avoid unlawful clauses from non-compliant agencies and umbrellas Despite the 12-month delay� �encies are reported to have inserted clauses into contracts stating that, should an engagement be deemed ‘ins� �agencies and umbrella companies on ‘inside IR35’ contract rates to fund employer’s National Insurance Contr�
Category: News | Tue, 14 Apr 2020

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