IR35 - whither indeed
After nearly five years of this legislation where are taxpayers and the professions now?
PCG publishes updated guide to IR35
The Professional Contractors Group (PCG) has published its updated guide to IR35.
Substitution the key to status
Keith Preece of Qdos Consulting explains how they won a recent case with the master key: substitution.
An evaluation of the HMRC IR35 advice and guidance
Provides an independent viewpoint of the IR35 advice on the HMRC web site.
Freelancer loses IR35 case
An IR35 case has been lost at the Special Commissioners amid much criticism.
Tories propose abolishment of IR35
Small business taxes could be cut by more than £500 million a year under proposals being published today by the Tories.
New revenue guidance likely on teachers and IR35
The Inland Revenue are planning to issue guidance in their next Tax Bulletin in December, regarding teachers and the application of IR35.
IR35 case study: recent win for freelancer
Revenue ignored the contracts and went straight to the end client.
Further details of the Usetech IR35 judgment
Further details of the recent IR35 High Court case which found against former freelancer, Bill Hood and his company Usetech.
No reprieve for sick PCG member as IR35 appeal fails
The Professional Contractors Group (PCG) learnt today that Bill Hood, whose company is Usetech Limited, has lost his IR35 appeal against the Inland Revenue in the High Court.
IR35 case study: substitute or subcontract?
Qdos Consulting successfully assist client in IR35 case.
IR35 win for freelancer in commissioners case
The Special Commissioners recently found in favour of freelancer Mike Ansell in an IR35 status case.
Tax bodies call for new status rules to replace IR35
Major tax bodies have called for the IR35 regime to be replaced.
IR35 tax refund victory
A contractor has successfully managed to claim back previously paid IR35 tax from the Inland Revenue.
IR35 style tax focuses on construction industry
The construction industry faces an IR35 style ‘Tax Time bomb’ as Inland Revenue targets sub-contractors.
PCG wins IR35 case at special commissioners
The Special Commissioners of Income Tax have ruled in favour of PCG member Mike Ansell, whose IR35 case was heard in April this year.
IR35: is it a voluntary tax?
Illustration of the level of uncertainty which, even after four years, still surrounds IR35.
Research supports review of IR35
Supporters of a review of tax laws for small business have been given ammunition by new research.
Revenue rules out IR35 review
Hopes for a review of controversial tax rule IR35 have been dashed by the Inland Revenue.
Usetech IR35 case to go to appeal
The recent high profile revenue victory is to be appealed.
JSA appeal future online limited IR35 decision
The JSA Group of Companies, the UK’s leading specialist accountants for contractors, has agreed to jointly fund an appeal against an IR35 decision.
Don’t get irate about IR35!
Almost 100,000 freelance professionals and contract workers in the North West have been hit by new red tape.
IR35 case settled with revenue
After a four-year battle, one of the first ever IR35 cases has been settled.
PCG considering appeal of IR35 case for oil rig designer
PCG is considering an appeal following the losing of an IR35 case at the Special Commissioners.
Section 660 seminar - by Shout99
Shout99 gathers panel of experts for first conference on the latest threat to contractors.
Should you use the inland revenue IR35 contract review service?
Discusses whether you should use the Inland Revenue contract review service.
Toolkit seminar a success
The IR35 Toolkit seminars held in London recently seem to have been a great success.
Court of appeal publishes court judgement
Court of Appeal publishes verdict from IR35 appeal last year.
No more appeals from the pcg
The PCG have now officialy given up the chase to get the decision of the appeal against IR35 reversed.
PCG to abandon appeal
The PCG has decided to abandon its review of the appeal decision.