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IR35 Road Ahead survey reveals over half of firms are not ready for Off-Payroll
More than half of contractor clients are yet to prepare for the Off-Payroll rules, IR35 Shield’s ‘IR35 Road Ahead’ survey reveals.
�ing to a survey of more than 3,000 contractors by IR35 Shield which found that 52% of those currently in� �contractors cannot tell if an umbrella company is compliant and are therefore vulnerable to tax avoidance sch� �m the answers provided by those currently between contracts who were aware of their most recent client’s comp� �tractors both inactive and currently engaged in a contract. From the answers provided by those currently bet�
Category: News | Tue, 12 Jan 2021

Professional passport brings advice and banking to contractors
On 21 January, a new website called Professional Passport will offer contractors advice on key issues and eventually banking services. And it's all free if your agency signs up.
�tractors some very useful services like advice on IR35 and referrals for new bank accounts and for other� �en properly reviewed, because, should they not be compliant, Professional Passport could be held liable for c� �formation and contract review firms. Our image in contracting has been tarnished by the various attacks on it b� �ity on Professional Passport to review both their contracts for independent status, and to make sure their pr� �ssing a number of umbrella, company formation and contract review firms. Our image in contracting has been t�
Category: News | Mon, 21 Jan 2008

Loan Charge APPG report calls on Government to address contractor exploitation
The Loan Charge APPG has published a report urging Government to address the exploitation of contractors in non-compliant supply chains.
�mes spiked following the 2000 introduction of the IR35 legislation, as many contractors sought engagemen� �ing such providers withhold more money than their compliant counterparts, many have used their wealth to thei� �non-compliance, in a revealing new report. ‘ How Contracting Should Work ’ concludes an inquiry which sought t� �report shows the confusion as to how professional contract and freelance workers are supposed to operate. Th�
Category: News | Sat, 10 Apr 2021

You put your contract in, your contract out. In out, in out, what's IR35 all about?
Your accountant says you’re out, but the taxman says you’re in. Your lawyer says you’re not caught, but your contract is. IR35 woes have hit again!
�lin, CEO, ContractorCalculator: Are you caught by IR35 ? ‘Yes’, you say, ‘I’m caught, as according to my� �come. You’ll meet contractors who say, ‘I am IR35 compliant’, which they think means they are contracting thr� �IR35 compliant’, which they think means they are contracting through their own limited company and that their� �ly to be dashed when your lawyer clarifies, ‘Only contracts can be inside IR35, not contractors.’ So, caught,� �re you caught by IR35?’ they mean is your current contract within the IR35 legislation ‘Caught by’, ‘inside’�
Category: News | Mon, 15 Dec 2008

Contractor and recruiter bodies in final attempt to delay false self-employment rules
PCG and the REC have joined forces to write to the Chancellor in a last ditch attempt to delay proposed false self-employment legislation.
�ail the economic recovery, and increase costs for compliant agencies by as much as 25%. The false self employ� �March 2014 Budget. The two bodies warn that core contracting sectors, such as IT, energy, oil and gas, constru� �ng about how business works and the complexity of contracts for long-term projects.” PCG director of policy a�
Category: News | Thu, 13 Mar 2014

Professional Passport leads supply-chain compliance discussion with new report
Professional Passport publishes report laying down a pragmatic path to supply chain compliance. But, will HMRC listen?
�ry to recoup some £1bn in lost revenue due to non-compliant practices. Outlined in a new report entitled The� �legislation and regulation. Dave Chaplin, CEO of contracting authority ContractorCalculator said: “This excell�
Category: News | Mon, 07 Jun 2021

Amendments tabled to Finance Bill to “curb or kill” umbrella companies
The amendments tabled by senior Conservative MPs seek to combat malpractice and reduce tax avoidance and evasion of potentially over £1bn per year.
�ressive tax avoidance schemes to self-proclaimed “compliant” firms who skim monies from contractors’ wages by� �me following a Loan Charge APPG Inquiry into ‘How Contracting Should Work’ with a powerful report published in�
Category: News | Thu, 20 May 2021

Professional Passport: a new legal help site for contractors
Professional Passport is soon to provide compliance help on tough topics like managed service company legislation.
�s not legally bound to certify any such scheme as compliant. But having access to a set of standards which th� �by a group of experts with long experience in the contracting industry, Professional Passport has been working�
Category: News | Fri, 14 Dec 2007

Contractors should vet providers carefully, says HMRC
At a meeting organised by the PCG, Treasury policy director Robin Wythes told contractors to carefully vet their service providers to ensure that they do not fall under the new managed service company legislation.
�s careful to point out that providers who are now compliant have nothing to fear from this approach. ''It is�
Category: News | Thu, 21 Jun 2007

Off-Payroll: ‘assignment rates’ pose problems for contractors, agencies and clients
Contractors subject to the Off-Payroll rules should be aware of ‘assignment rates’, the quoting of which also poses risks for agencies and umbrellas.
�Contractors engaging in ‘inside IR35’ contracts are advised to be aware of the term ‘a� �encies and umbrella companies have engaged in non-compliant practices by unlawfully deducting employment taxe� �Contractors engaging in ‘inside IR35’ contracts are advised to be aware of the term ‘assignment r� �ssignment rate’ quoted by agencies, as the actual contract rate received could be considerably less. In resp�
Category: News | Tue, 17 Sept 2019

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