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Revenue attacks on contractors will fail
The attacks by The Treasury on ‘managed service’ and ‘personal service’ companies will fail, because contractors who use them are just like other owners of small companies.
�shop, would that mean they would be caught within IR35 ? It’s fine to make jokes about these issues, but� �ately need. Ironically, it is the very success of contracting that has brought it into the pre-budgetary limeli� �vided the services directly to the client under a contract between you and the client, you would have been r�
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| Tue, 30 Jan 2007
Contractor guide to splitting dividends
Splitting dividends with a spouse to maximise contracting income used to be the norm, but the Arctic Systems case changed the rules.
�n limited company and whose contracts are outside IR35 have often maximised net income by splitting the� �eived by the taxman as ‘systemic tax avoidance by contracting couples’, HMRC dusted off the little known Sectio� �ctors running their own limited company and whose contracts are outside IR35 have often maximised net income� �plus marketing, which might include searching for contract opportunities and running the company website. Jo�
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Articles: Limited Companies
| Thu, 14 Dec 2017
Travel and fuel expenses for contractors
Most contractors can take travel and fuel expenses, but the Revenue is out to stop those who work for umbrella companies from doing so.
�f as a sole proprietor (and you are not caught by IR35 ) , you can deduct car travel under the Inland Re� �ch traveling for a two-year period, and that your contract does not envisage your continuing for two years,�
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| Thu, 15 Feb 2007
Processing your company payroll when contracting via a limited company
Maintaining a company payroll seems a mundane task but Phil Richards of Blevins Franks explains it is a vital statutory requirement for contractors.
�es separately using their own expenses forms (for IR35 status reasons they should never use a client’s o�
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Articles: Limited Companies
| Fri, 24 Oct 2008
Denying travel and subsistence tax relief to contractors is madness
Contractors who lose tax relief on their legitimate travel and subsistence expenses won’t take it on the chin – contracting will descend into chaos.
�mpanies that it estimated the deterrent effect of IR35 to be first £475, then £550m . And then it was co� �of some of the brightest and best tax, legal and contracting minds was unable to define a personal service com�
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| Mon, 22 Dec 2014
Employment status won’t be solved by anything short of an income tax NI merger
Employment status problems can’t be solved when tax is the issue, only merging income tax and NI, not a statutory test or third way, is the answer.
�ion exercise, and also brings us squarely back to IR35 . So, that leaves us with two options. We can mai�
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| Wed, 08 Apr 2015
‘Contractor’ and ‘employee’ are old labels in a world with increasing new ways of work
Contracting has evolved beyond framing debates and legislation around job titles to accommodate the increasingly varied nature of getting things done.
�lief on expenses are only the tip of the iceberg. IR35 has been the scourge of contractors for a decade-� �ntage. Ultimately though, Boudreau maintains that contracting and employment are simply two different means to� �ould the way we are taxed be. People don’t opt to contract because they want to avoid paying taxes, and it’s�
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| Mon, 02 Nov 2015
Contractor Employee Benefit Trusts (EBTs) – how they worked
Contractors used Employee Benefit Trusts (EBTs) as offshore tax solutions until legislation removing the tax benefits was introduced in December 2010.
�rs were classed as employees paying tax via PAYE, IR35 legislation ceased to be applicable to them. Cont� �irs of the trust. The solution provider took over contracts with the agency or client, so that the contractor�
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Articles: Contractor Offshore Solutions
| Tue, 08 Mar 2011
Stop the Off-Payroll Tax: Final push required to mitigate Off-Payroll damage
The contract sector needs to rally together to capitalise on its campaign efforts and help mitigate the damage threatened by the Off-Payroll tax.
�nation Statement (SDS) upon having assessed their IR35 status. An SDS is essentially a detailed assessme� �The contracting sector urgently needs to rally if it is to mitiga� �ered Institute of Taxation (CIOT), and is one the contract sector should take similar encouragement from. Th�
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| Tue, 10 Sept 2019
HMRC guidance doesn’t always align with tax law
HMRC guidance – and even its legislation – can often prove wrong or misleading, and contractors should be careful not to always take it at face value.
�months ago after mixing up the SDC test with the IR35 test. As a result, HMRC’s legislation encouraged�
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| Wed, 08 Jun 2016
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