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Umbrella holiday pay: Are you receiving your full entitlement?
Contractors asked to work via umbrella companies by hirers following the Off-Payroll legislation should understand their holiday pay entitlements.
�which have been subject to reported abuse by non-compliant firms. The first is the accrued holiday pay model� �nd this to be clearly defined in their employment contract,” notes Professional Passport CEO Crawford Temple�
Category: News | Fri, 23 Oct 2020

Employment Tribunal awards contractor furloughed holiday pay
A recent Employment Tribunal (ET) ruling could be a significant case for contractors that have had holiday pay withheld during furlough.
�tinue to happen.” How could the ruling impact non-compliant parties? The latest ruling could impact non-compl� �e. The guidance states: “Some agency workers on a contract for services may not be entitled to the accrual o�
Category: News | Tue, 18 May 2021

Contractor travel and subsistence tax relief threatened by government consultation
Limited company and umbrella company contractors face having tax relief on travel and subsistence withdrawn according to new government consultation.
�nquiry, HMRC claimed that the deterrent effect of IR35 generated £550m, but was completely unable to sub� �gh this review is welcomed, as it will expose non-compliant service providers to greater scrutiny, the govern� �HMRC to ensure that the legitimacy of overarching contracts of employment is recognised at Budget 2015.” Wher�
Category: News | Tue, 16 Dec 2014

PRISM needs your help to support strategic review
PRISM needs your help to support its bid to launch a wide-ranging strategic review to ensure fairness within the tax system for contractors.
�n that have impacted on the contract sector since IR35 was introduced, adding: “The layman has no chance� �way they’re engaged, paying tax and operating is compliant. Without the right framework, this can’t be achie� �your help to support a strategic review into the contracting sector with the aim of fixing inconsistencies in� �ry Danny Alexander ordered an immediate review of contracts for senior public officials which found that 2,40� �subsequent legislation that have impacted on the contract sector since IR35 was introduced, adding: “The la�
Category: News | Wed, 27 Jul 2016

Contractor expenses could become the next major issue
Abuse of contractor expenses could become the next major issue for the Revenue.
�olesale attacks against the contracting industry: IR35 and managed service company legislation . Each ti� �the best protection is to make sure that you are compliant before the attack starts. Follow the Rules for Ex� �have undertaken two wholesale attacks against the contracting industry: IR35 and managed service company legisl�
Category: News | Mon, 25 Jun 2007

Government likely to slash its own tax income through new attack on contractors
The government could be about to score a spectacular own goal with it's attack on contractors travel expenses.
�f their income in tax. Yet contractors outside of IR35 who operate via limited companies pay approximate� �ave the capacity to handle. “There are around 120 compliant umbrella companies employing 100,000 highly skill� �iscussing HM Treasury plans to further burden the contracting sector costs. “The latest consultation from the T� �prefer to run their own businesses and work under contract rather than become employees of specific companie�
Category: News | Mon, 27 Oct 2008

Capping contractors’ travel expenses benefits no one
Studies conducted by ContractorCalculator show that should the government legislate against contractors claiming expenses, no one would benefit, least of all the Exchequer.
�ies, are inevitably going to risk falling foul of IR35 , set up their own limited companies, and trust t� �. In other words, companies that make regular and compliant payments to HMRC because they legitimately employ� �by the Professional Contractors Group (PCG), the contracting sector’s representative body, as not being up to� �25,000 of what the government calls ‘over arching contracts’. No resources for policing more small businesses�
Category: News | Thu, 31 Jul 2008

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.
�nts will be responsible for assessing contactors’ IR35 status from April 2020, shifting this responsibil� �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

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.
�to T&S, as well as the proposed public sector IR35 reforms. Attendees expressed concern over the lac� �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

Contractors are bolstering their IR35 defences with lessons from new online IR35 Test
Contractors taking ContractorCalculator’s free online IR35 Test are successfully overcoming everyday IR35 challenges, explains Seb Maley of Qdos.
�ntractors are using ContractorCalculator’s online IR35 Test to “find and fix” everyday IR35 challenges,� �nfirmation of arrangements signed by the client A compliant contract is good, but the actual working practice� �hts areas where contractors’ working practices or contracts might need tightening up to avoid the unwelcome a� �lculator on the development of the IR35 Test, the contract is always the first port of call when assessing I�
Category: News | Mon, 19 Sept 2011

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