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Off-Payroll (IR35) Tax: How to calculate and process ‘deemed direct payments’
Find out how to comply with the Off-Payroll tax rules and mitigate your tax risk by correctly calculating and processing deemed direct payments.
�h the ‘deemed payment’ referenced in the original IR35 legislation – Chapter 8, Part 2 of the ITEPA . Un� �es must police ‘inside IR35’ payments Another non-compliant practice that clients and agencies need to be awa� �ies are also advised not to deceptively advertise contracts at gross rates, if contractors are ultimately dee� �ng in most cases the deemed direct payment is the contract rate agreed with the worker. According to the leg�

Category: Articles: Off-Payroll (IR35) Reforms | Sun, 23 Aug 2020


How firms can prepare for IR35 compliance under the new Off-payroll rules
Act Now! Ensure smooth implementation and no damaging consequences of leaving things too late.
�he two being very separate statutes. The original IR35 legislation , which will still apply to contract� �s unlimited IR35 assessments, helping you to stay compliant with IR35, combined with insurance to protect aga� �possible, companies are advised to issue shorter contracts in the interim while work is undertaken to establ� �inal IR35 legislation , which will still apply to contract engagements with small companies, is found in Cha�

Category: News | Mon, 30 Nov 2020


Contractor banking – running a business bank account
Having successfully applied for and opened a business bank account, contractors should adopt best practice when running their company’s account.
�ir contractor limited company’s financial affairs compliant.� �ar ‘audit trail’. For example, at the end of each contracting month a contractor can make three payments from t�

Category: Articles: Contractor banking | Mon, 15 Aug 2016


Comparing state insurances and private income protection
Contractors will find that state insurances won’t provide a financial safety net if they can’t get work or fall ill.
�icies. Umbrella company contractors working for a compliant service provider should both qualify for and be p� �ny kind of a safety net for the resulting loss of contracting income. The main state benefits for contractors n� �enges as limited company contractors when between contracts. What state insurances are available for contract� �overnight if they suddenly fall ill or are out of contract. That’s why at as a minimum we recommend that con�

Category: Articles: Contractor Income Protection | Wed, 06 Apr 2016


Off-Payroll (IR35): from campaigning to preparation
The recent Parliamentary vote signals the end for our Stop The Off-Payroll Tax campaign, and the beginning of final preparations ahead of April 2021.
�fforded enough time for a comprehensive review of IR35. Unfortunately, despite a notable rebellion by 13� �ertaking accurate status assessments and agreeing compliant ‘outside IR35’ contracts provides companies with� �c at a later date and may decide to issue shorter contracts until an Off-Payroll compliance plan is in place.� �provides companies with a competitive edge in the contract market, while also negating risk and helping to m�

Category: News | Mon, 13 Jul 2020


Public sector IR35 rule changes are going ahead, confirms HMRC
Public sector contractors can expect to pay more tax from April 2017, after HMRC confirmed the public sector reforms to go ahead at PRISM seminar.
�Proposed changes to the policing of IR35 in the public sector are set to go ahead, HMRC co� �found that 90% of public sector contractors were compliant with the legislation. Cottrell also disputes the� �d at a recent compliance seminar attended by many contracting stakeholders. Contractors working in the public s� �the plans. Notably, contractors working multiple contracts simultaneously look likely to encounter problems� �private sector roll-out More promisingly for the contract sector, Horswill attempted to dispel concerns tha�

Category: News | Tue, 26 Jul 2016


CEST assessment rejected by judge as contractor reclaims unlawfully deducted tax
A judge has ruled a CEST assessment to be incorrect after a contractor went to an employment tribunal to prove their IR35 status and reclaim overpaid tax.
�sed an employment tribunal to prove their outside IR35 status and can now seek to reclaim thousands in o� �surely prove disastrous for HMRC, as well as non-compliant contractor clients and agencies, as Valentine exp� �eached an agreement in principle on a three-month contract with the Met Office and was referred to Qualserve�

Category: News | Tue, 16 Oct 2018


Five questions to ask agencies about ‘inside IR35’ contracts
Contractors considering working ‘inside IR35’ under Off-Payroll should ask questions of the agency to seek important clarifications.
�ly mean that some contractors might find ‘outside IR35’ engagements hard to come by beyond April 2021. I� �fiting from leading contingent workers into a non-compliant scheme. If you are to accept a contract via an um� �es, many agencies and clients will be advertising contracts as ‘inside IR35’ on the basis that the client has� �ce agencies mention ‘inside IR35’, this means the contract must be accompanied by a status determination sta�

Category: Articles: Off-Payroll (IR35) Reforms | Thu, 21 Jan 2021


IR35 - whither indeed
After nearly five years of this legislation where are taxpayers and the professions now?
�2 June 2005.]. The article by John Newth “Whither IR35” (2/6/05) concluded by posing the question: after� �nals are taking to ensure that contracts are IR35 compliant is being wasted. It is typical of such cases to d� �o provide the service required. Get the idea? All contracts contain strong elements of mutuality of obligatio� �factors that must be present in both the written contract and the way in which the contractual terms are ca�

Category: News | Fri, 10 Jun 2005


10 ways HMRC can win back trust in CEST
HMRC has a long way to go to instil confidence in CEST. Here are 10 steps the contract sector believes HMRC should take to fix its flawed tool.
�ses. Acknowledging HMRC’s poor decade long run in IR35 tribunal cases , the Recruitment and Employment C� �, use of CEST in its current form won’t be deemed compliant with the Off-Payroll rules. 10. Save CEST decisio� �CEST should require input from all parties to the contract, to ensure that the correct answers are provided.�

Category: News | Mon, 19 Aug 2019


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