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Accountax tight-lipped on loss of key Dragonfly IR35 appeal
Accountax, retained by the PCG to defend the Dragonfly IR35 case, is tight-lipped on the loss of the appeal and the impact on contractors.
�report their views. For now, though, many in the contracting sector appear to be in a state of shock.�
Category: News | Sat, 06 Sept 2008

Dragonfly ruling means HMRC calling the shots on IR35 and contractor status
Following the Dragonfly ruling, it is beginning to look like HMRC is ahead in its campaign to classify many contractors as employees.
�ssell’s IR35 appeal in the High Court , a shocked contracting sector is starting to take stock of the implicati�
Category: News | Mon, 08 Sept 2008

Dragonfly verdict - “no massive additional exposure to IR35 risk”
Following analysis of the Dragonfly case, IR35 experts Qdos Consulting say that contractors should fear no major IR35 risk but must take action now.
�g in expert colleagues to stay outside IR35 . Sub-contracting elements of their work to colleagues and absorbin� �ors must still take urgent action to ensure their contracts and working arrangement with clients are clear, a� �not overrule the implications of the hypothetical contract. Contractors should still take urgent action Acco�
Category: News | Wed, 10 Sept 2008

Only ‘reasonable care’ will help contractors avoid IR35 penalties
Guidance from HMRC places a greater regulatory and financial burden on contractors, who have to demonstrate ‘reasonable care’ in every contract.
�ded by a range of specialist organisations in the contracting sector. Perhaps the time has now come when contra� �l have to take even greater care when negotiating contracts with their agents and clients. In future, every c� �expected that if a contractor does not get their contract reviewed for IR35 by an expert, they have not “ta�
Category: News | Wed, 24 Sept 2008

Contractors’ clients can avoid litigation in IR35 cases like Dragonfly
Despite speculation of clients being sued in IR35 cases like the recent Dragonfly ruling, with no breach of contract clients avoid possible action.
�ax bills by giving HMRC evidence that implies the contracts were within IR35 are likely to be free of any res� �vidence supplied by his client that indicated his contract was inside IR35. This was only one of many cases�
Category: News | Thu, 25 Sept 2008

IR35 and substitution: substituting twice a year could save contractors thousands
Mounting evidence suggests that a contractor’s genuine right of substitution, if exercised, is the key status factor outweighing all others.
�of the services on their behalf then they are sub-contracting the work,” continues Vessey. “Paying helpers duri� �outside of IR35 . This is crucial, because with a contract that puts the contractor inside IR35, the typical�
Category: Articles: IR35 | Tue, 30 Sept 2008

Contractors taking dangerous risks with IR35 status, says our survey
Many contractors may be putting themselves at grave risk by disregarding their IR35 status, the latest ContractorCalculator survey reveals.
�sn’t necessarily bring wisdom, even the length of contracting career does not seem to change contractors’ behav� �that 56% of contractors say they never get their contracts reviewed for IR35 issues, and only 20% do seek pr� �ught by IR35, but only 24% have had their current contract professionally reviewed to verify this. The last�
Category: News | Wed, 15 Oct 2008

Impartiality of UK’s justice system undermined by government’s attempts...
The government’s desperate attempts to generate additional tax revenues are undermining the impartiality of the UK’s justice system
�ofessional freelancer’s wishes.” The input of the contracting sector to the strength of the UK’s engineering, I� �prefer to run their own businesses and work under contract rather than become employees of specific companie�
Category: News | Mon, 27 Oct 2008

“Contractors playing Russian roulette with their tax affairs”
Survey shows that contractors and freelance professionals are disregarding basic best practice in ensuring their contracts are outside IR35.
�isregarding basic best practice in ensuring their contracts are outside IR35, putting them at risk of being c� �ow that: 93% of respondents believe their current contract is not caught by IR35, but only 24% have had thei�
Category: News | Mon, 27 Oct 2008

Reviewing your contract for IR35 status – a guide for contractors
You should always get your contract reviewed for status by an expert, to ensure you have taken ‘reasonable care’ in the eyes of HMRC.
�care’ over their tax affairs. Legal firms review contracts for a living and they know exactly what to look f� �Contractors who have successfully won through to contract negotiation stage by using a killer CV and an eff�
Category: Articles: IR35 | Wed, 12 Jan 2011

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