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How could the government dismiss the Lords’ direct hits on IR35?
Despite compelling evidence in the Lords’ review of PSCs that IR35 simply isn’t working, the government effectively dismissed all the findings.
�Companies (PSCs) inquiry apart from the fact that IR35 is not working. So, for the government to effecti�
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| Thu, 12 Jun 2014
IR35 Odds - The chances of being caught are about 60,000 to 1
Contractors are more likely to find a valuable object on the Antiques Roadshow than to lose an IR35 case to HMRC.
�Contractors are almost dead-cert winners of any IR35 race against HMRC as long as they stay on form. A�
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| Tue, 29 Jul 2014
False Self-Employment legislation: could it be even worse to implement than IR35?
The proposed False Self-Employment test is like saying someone who lives along the M1 but not in London must therefore by default live in Leeds.
�end up being even more of a disastrous mess than IR35 has been. Limited company contractors have enough�
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| Wed, 05 Feb 2014
False self-employment test and IR35 clash: will they stay or will they go?
False self-employment and IR35 could both apply to contractors, or one or both could be changed or amended, which may actually benefit contractors.
�ployment test (proving an absence of control) and IR35 could both apply to contractors following the nex� �are awarded via agencies, the impact on both the contracting sector and the economy could be devastating. A va� �assume that by default all contractors on agency contracts will have income tax and National Insurance Contr�
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| Thu, 19 Dec 2013
Abolish IR35: what Lords should, but won’t, conclude from their PSC inquiry evidence
A politically unacceptable outcome to abolish IR35 is the only conclusion that the Lords can reach based on the evidence from the inquiry.
�The abolition of IR35 is the only logical conclusion that the Lords can�
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| Tue, 11 Mar 2014
The evidence to bury IR35 has finally been acknowledged. But who’s listening?
The House of Lords committee looking into Personal Service Companies has diplomatically poured scorn on HMRC and questioned IR35’s future.
�The Lords have concluded that IR35 is worse than useless; it’s counterproductive. Th�
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| Mon, 07 Apr 2014
IR35 isn’t only nuts: it’s also anti-business and makes UK contractors uncompetitive
Contractors are forced into all sorts of anti-business behaviours due to IR35. Clients must think we’re all mad, and it makes UK firms uncompetitive.
�To keep on the right side of IR35 , and off HMRC’s highly sensitive radar, contract� �them out briefly on something that is not in your contract. If you really want to wind them up, rather than�
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| Wed, 13 Mar 2013
Off-payroll and controlling persons: unworkable complications benefitting nobody
As if IR35 could get more complicated: the Government that brought us the Office of Tax Simplification now brings us more unworkable tax legislation.
�s entity tests to ‘improve’ the administration of IR35 come the public sector off-payroll rules and the� �competitive advantage in the global marketplace – contracting. A confused-to-the-point-of-being illogical admin� �lf: even the largest of government suppliers with contracts worth billions must maintain certain standards an� �y’s guidance suggests that contractors use HMRC’s contract review service as an alternative, a route not man�
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| Mon, 13 Aug 2012
HMRC’s IR35 choice: adult fact or kid’s fiction to test success of new business tests
HMRC could be about to retreat to its ‘happy place’, where it can rely on comforting fiction rather than hard facts on its new business entity tests.
�RC’s proposed ‘test & learn’ strategy for its new IR35-related business entity tests will read like chil� �readth of expertise and insight into taxation and contracting, HMRC has already demonstrated it pays scant atte�
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| Sat, 14 Apr 2012
The one bit of common sense in the original IR35 legislation has just been ditched
As the off-payroll rules take effect, underpinned by the business entity tests and IR35, the outcomes are likely to be higher costs & poorer services.
�the one element of common sense from the original IR35 legislation has just been thoughtlessly dumped. A� �government departments. Some managers will accept contract reviews by external agencies, retain genuine cont�
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| Mon, 10 Sept 2012
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