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Contractors can use HMRC's employment status resources to help with IR35 status
HMRC’s online manuals for tax inspectors’ use provide contractors with insights into how not to be seen as an employee and how to stay outside.
�r is a disguised employee and therefore caught by IR35 can use the resources available in HMRC’s online� �There is also a revealing section on ‘opinions on contracts’, which includes case studies, as well as letter�
Category: Articles: IR35 | Thu, 01 Jul 2010

PCG lobbying gains contractors Tory commitment to “review” IR35
In a letter to PCG, Shadow Business Minister Mark Prisk promises the Conservative Party will “review” IR35 should the Tories win the General Election.
�employment and tax status being challenged under IR35 legislation , if the Conservative Party win the n�
Category: News | Wed, 31 Mar 2010

Larkstar leaves grim legacy for contractor IR35 status, despite HMRC closing case
HMRC has closed the Larkstar Data case, leaving contractor Alan Brill free to retire, but its legacy will live on in IR35 case law used by HMRC.
�’s ongoing application of case law in determining IR35 status . According to a report by PCG (formerly t� �al that contractors understand if they wish their contracts to stay outside IR35. For examples, things previo�
Category: News | Fri, 23 Apr 2010

New IR35 resources for contractors
The latest guidance to help contractors manage their IR35 status comes in a PCG guide, which complements the newly published Contractors’ Handbook.
�) has released an updated version of its Guide to IR35 for freelance consultants and contractors. The gu� �ages contain essential guidance on all aspects of contracting. The updated PCG guide, which has been revised by� �ck taxes, interest and penalties. Upper and lower contracts Contractors are urged to insist that, if they are� �ests that will determine the IR35 status of their contract: It's still entirely possible to work outside�
Category: News | Fri, 19 Dec 2008

Larkstar Data IR35 ruling imminent: what could this mean for contractors?
With 2008 an IR35 annus horribilis for contractors, how will 2009 shape up? Will the imminent Larkstar Data ruling provide respite for contractors?
�wife, Jean, run Wales-based Larkstar Data. In the IR35 case before the General Commissioners in January� �d Larkstar Data ruling is due imminently, and the contracting community is holding its breath, waiting for some� �ctors to take professional advice when drawing up contracts, and to guard jealously their contractor status ‘� �ook Company effectively rendered any contractor’s contract potentially useless in the face of a determined H�
Category: News | Tue, 03 Feb 2009

IR35 - Top 10 traps to catch the unwary contractor
HMRC is always on the lookout for contractors who put themselves inside it by making easily avoidable mistakes. Here are the top ten traps to avoid.
�hat provide grounds for HMRC to investigate their IR35 status. And for those contractors without the sto� �this is a common feature in business-to-business contracts for services. 9. The client pays for your trainin� �ou were hired to do and that are detailed in your contract, and don’t let your client tell you what to do an�
Category: Articles: IR35 | Wed, 23 Sept 2009

Contractors face escalated IR35 threat as HMRC starts flexing new Schedule 36 powers
Contractors will face a renewed threat when HMRC start applying powers available under Schedule 36 in IR35 cases, says Matt Boddington of Accountax.
�Contractors confident that their IR35 defence would stand up to HMRC ’s scrutiny in an� �and it is no secret that HMRC are hostile to the contracting sector.” Fortunately, plenty can be done to avoid� �he continues. “Minor amendments resulting from a contract review by a specialist would make it difficult fo�
Category: News | Mon, 28 Sept 2009

What is a disguised employee?
Limited company contractors will find themselves labelled as ‘disguised employees’ and caught if they pass the tests of employment.
�e UK government introduced tax legislation called IR35 that, when applied by HM Revenue and Customs (HMR� �tional Insurance Contributions (NICs) as if their contracting fee income were employment income. The tests of e� �unt or a disguised employee. IR35 is applied on a contract by contract basis. So, for example, a contractor�
Category: Articles: IR35 | Wed, 29 Feb 2012

Contractors who involve expert IR35 advisors can close down HMRC investigations early
Early intervention by expert advisors can prevent HMRC investigations turning into full blown status reviews.
�Contractors who involve expert IR35 advisors early can prevent HMRC investigations tu� �ited company with multiple income streams from IT contracting, landscape gardening and property letting.” Despi� �spotted the substitution clause in the haulier’s contract and asked the client if it was genuine: “The clie�
Category: Articles: IR35 | Tue, 22 Nov 2011

IR35 Solutions: Improved targeting by HMRC will increase the quality of enforcement
If it is to remain in the medium term, HMRC can apply its expertise to improve targeting and increase the quality and consistency of enforcement.
�IR35 is unlikely to be abolished or replaced in the me� �eeds to drive effective self-compliance among the contracting community. And the evidence clearly suggests HMRC�
Category: Articles: IR35 | Mon, 31 Jan 2011

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