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IR35 contract review service by HMRC
What is the HMRC Contract Review service and should you use it?
�roduction The financial impact of being caught by IR35 is expensive, as you can see using the IR35 Tax C� �Tax Calculator . It is important to know if your contracts pass IR35 so you can structure your payments acco� �a number of independent experts who offer an IR35 contract review service, HMRC can also provide an opinion�
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Articles: IR35
| Mon, 19 Sept 2005
Strengthening the IR35 case
Your contract on its own will not guarantee you to be outside IR35.
�2000 of the Intermediaries Legislation, known as “IR35”, the word “contract” seems to have been on every� �tax liabilities upon freelance companies that are contracted by their customers or clients to provide services� �mediaries Legislation, known as “IR35”, the word “contract” seems to have been on everyone’s lips. This is h�
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| Fri, 11 Nov 2005
An evaluation of the HMRC IR35 advice and guidance
Provides an independent viewpoint of the IR35 advice on the HMRC web site.
�Introduction Being inside IR35 means that for tax purposes you will be judged as� �sign a contract. They will be able to review your contracts , help you remain outside IR35 and protect you ag� �m an expert in IR35, preferably before you sign a contract. They will be able to review your contracts , hel�
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Articles: IR35
| Wed, 09 Feb 2005
IR35: is it a voluntary tax?
Illustration of the level of uncertainty which, even after four years, still surrounds IR35.
�their contractor clients. They felt he was inside IR35; he felt that he could make a case he was outside� �35. However, the exclusion of either or both in a contract does not necessarily mean a contractor is inside�
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| Wed, 21 Jul 2004
Contractor guide to HMRC’s IR35 contract review service
You can ask HMRC to review you contract, but this could increase the risk of an enquiry, particularly if the contract is borderline.
�Contractors unsure about their IR35 status and whether their contract is ‘IR35 friend� �terest and penalties. HMRC only considers current contracts, and not one you are considering, making the serv� �unsure about their IR35 status and whether their contract is ‘IR35 friendly’ have the option to call HMRC’s�
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Articles: IR35
| Mon, 15 Sept 2014
IR35 Forum minutes: business entity tests aren’t working and should be abolished
The latest minutes of the IR35 Forum meeting held in May 2014 show that the business entity tests are not working as intended and should be abolished.
�ctors have learned from the latest minutes of the IR35 Forum meeting held on 7 May 2014 that the busines�
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| Mon, 22 Sept 2014
Contractors paying more tax than they should because of poor IR35 advice, says survey
Two in five contractors are paying more tax than they should by drawing salaries above the minimum, falsely believing that it helps their IR35 status.
�d to, believing that it will protect them against IR35 . “Salary levels should be a discussion between a� �d be focusing on IR35 best practice such as their contract, working arrangements and aiming for a low busine�
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| Thu, 25 Sept 2014
Contractors see IR35 review progress, but key guidance is delayed, reports IR35 Forum
Contractors are told that HMRC’s latest review of IR35’s administration is well underway, but the publication of the latest guidance has been delayed.
�tractors have been updated on the progress of the IR35 Review being conducted by the IR35 Forum and HMRC� �release the data. “The minutes demonstrate to the contracting community that progress of a sorts is being made�
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| Wed, 04 Jun 2014
New IR35 data confirms HMRC is wasting taxpayers’ cash
Fresh IR35 data obtained by ContractorCalculator on HMRC’s performance in 2012-13 shows specialist teams are losing money enforcing the tax.
�HMRC figures prove that IR35 acts as nothing more than a “phony, subsidised lo�
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| Thu, 26 Jun 2014
HMRC abolishes the IR35 Business Entity Tests (BETs) effective from 6 April 2015
HMRC has announced that it plans to withdraw the IR35 Business Entity Tests (BETs) and the example scenarios effective from 6 April 2015.
�Contractors will no longer be required to use the IR35 Business Entity Tests (BETs) as a precursor to an�
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| Mon, 27 Oct 2014
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