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Off-Payroll (IR35): 84% of perceived tax avoided is by hirers, reveals HMRC examples
HMRC’s own Off-Payroll consultation shows that 84% of its perceived tax shortfall from non-compliance is due from the hirer, not the contractor.
�84% of the perceived tax shortfall resulting from IR35 is avoided by the hiring organisation, with just� �or 12 months: Thomas, an employee Charlie, a ‘non-compliant’ contractor working outside of IR35 Charlie again� �as a result of employer’s NI being taken from the contracting income, the taxman loses out on £1,981. Tax avoid� �oyer’s NI deductions will only cause them to find contracts with compliant firms. Free-market pressures will� �that employers’ NI is legally deductible from the contract rate. It isn’t. The emphasis that HMRC places on�
Category: News | Mon, 23 Jul 2018

Limited company ‘inside IR35’ v umbrella PAYE – advantages and disadvantages
Contractors working ‘inside IR35’ following the implementation of the Off-Payroll legislation need to consider their preferred operating model.
�gislation shifts the responsibility for assessing IR35 status from the contractor to the end-client. Unf� �rm the importance of engaging with a demonstrably compliant umbrella company: “Where a contractor is engaged� �act rates is another advantage of limited company contracting. Incoming measures to protect agency workers Fort� �ts Act 1992 . Will umbrella contractors have more contracts to choose from? Due to the large portion of hirin� �ct a fair assessment nor secure an ‘outside IR35’ contract elsewhere will have a new dilemma to consider – s�
Category: Articles: Off-Payroll (IR35) Reforms | Thu, 20 Feb 2020

How the Autumn Statement 2014 will affect contractors: umbrellas and tax avoidance
The key contracting issues in the Autumn Statement 2014 are the umbrella company consultation, a focus on tax avoidance & structural self-employment.
�e powers. You only need to look at the example of IR35 to see that.” Avoidance measures targeting umbrel� �unethical cowboys at one end of the spectrum and compliant, professional providers such as Parasol at the ot� �ncellor George Osborne also tackled several major contracting issues in his statement that could also have a ma�
Category: News | Thu, 04 Dec 2014

£15k tribunal award to contractor signals trouble for IR35 extension
An employment tribunal ruling, in which an individual received £15,000 from his would-be employer, bears significance ahead of HMRC’s proposed IR35 extension.
�plore if deemed ‘employed for tax purposes’ under IR35 in claiming employment rights, although Roberts e� �tcome serves a timely reminder to hirers that non-compliant efforts to minimise their tax liability will yiel� �me conditions that had underpinned his employment contract. Following the termination of the engagement, Mr�
Category: News | Wed, 12 Dec 2018

Are HMRC one step closer to rolling out the IR35 reforms?
Are their clues in the latest IR35 Forum minutes that indicate HMRC are moving towards a private sector rollout?
�d happen to pave the way for HMRC to roll out the IR35 Reforms to the entire contracting sector - both p� �2019). Private sector fights back, gets everyone compliant. It's a huge headache for everyone, and HMRC make� �r HMRC to roll out the IR35 Reforms to the entire contracting sector - both public and private. As the IR35 For�
Category: News | Wed, 27 Sept 2017

Contractors need to lobby their MPs to avoid impending IR35 disaster
HMRC aren’t listening to experts and claim they can achieve the impossible with an online IR35 tool. Contractors need to start fighting back now.
�thinks will replicate the decisions of judges in IR35 cases. I am not alone claiming that this effort w� �will want to ensure from April 2017 that they are compliant. Start by using our online IR35 tool .�
Category: News | Thu, 28 Jul 2016

OFF-PAYROLL / IR35: How to combat an unfair CEST determination
Are you being unfairly treated due to a CEST determination? Here's how to combat unfair CEST
�vast majority of their contractors are caught by IR35. The latest version of CEST has not materially ch� �s unlimited IR35 assessments, helping you to stay compliant with IR35, combined with insurance to protect aga� �bligation, which I believe does not feature in my contract. CEST makes determinations based on isolated area�
Category: News | Mon, 09 Dec 2019

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief - 03/Sep/2010
News this week includes a unique new online IR35 test; a huge challenge to replace IR35; PCG members receive payouts and mixed economic indicators.
�Contractors can better navigate IR35 with new online employment status tool Contractor� �them in ensuring they are operating [in] the most compliant and efficient way possible.” More… IR35 successor� �help them to make confident decisions about their contracts and tax affairs.” More… Contractor accountant top�
Category: News | Thu, 02 Sept 2010

Contractor compliance drives SPA to rebrand with new code of conduct
The former Service Providers Association is now the Freelancer & Contractor Services Association, with a comprehensive new code of conduct.
�is a positive move in the industry becoming more compliant and transparent. It complements other contracting� �e compliant and transparent. It complements other contracting sector initiatives, including the comprehensive u�
Category: News | Thu, 08 Apr 2010

Contractor Doctor: Why won’t my umbrella let me claim expenses during my notice?
Parasol’s Rob Crossland explains that different expenses rules come into play when an umbrella contractor gives notice, over-riding the 24-month rule.
�rrectly fulfilling its duty to keep its employees compliant, according to Rob Crossland, Chief Executive of c� �d for those last four weeks.” Good luck with your contracting! Contractor Doctor�
Category: Articles: Contractor Doctor Q+A | Tue, 18 May 2010

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