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ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 10/Jul/2015
News this week covers: Summer Budget attacks contractors; pensions advice; skills shortages increase; and growth in contractor recruitment sector.
�IR35, dividends and expenses targeted in Chancellor’s� �rs’ advantage Contractors working across the core contracting disciplines are benefitting from increasing deman�
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| Fri, 10 Jul 2015
ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 27/June/2014
News this week covers: fresh IR35 data on HMRC; Contract Review Service; expenses and benefits; Scottish referendum; and interims using social media.
�HMRC’s own IR35 data shows the taxman continuing to waste taxpaye� �ontractor service providers. More... Women choose contracting for flexibility, men choose it for the money Fema� �ement contractors exploiting social media to find contracts Half of all interim management contractors secure� �More... Contractors should steer clear of HMRC’s Contract Review Service Contractors should avoid using HMR�
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| Fri, 27 Jun 2014
Contractor Doctor: If my client blocks a substitution can I claim breach of contract?
Contractors refused their right of substitution may find their client in breach, and termination could be one outcome, says Roger Sinclair of Egos.
�illing the contract to specification and as to my IR35 status. If my client blocks a substitution, can I� �forming the very services that the contractor has contracted to perform; thus the client is preventing the con� �before the contract begins.” Good luck with your contracting! Contractor Doctor� �stitution provisions in the upper and lower level contracts, and if the client refuses to allow a substitutio� �n , even though it was expressly written into the contract, which leaves me concerned both about fulfilling�
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Articles: Contractor Doctor Q+A
| Thu, 27 May 2010
Contractors should have schedules in their contracts
Having a schedule in your contract is a great way to stay outside ensure the expectations are clearly defined between contractor and client.
�Show that you have the terms to keep you outside IR35 Contract Essentials When you contract with an age� �hich specialises in contractor affairs: ''You are contracting to provide specific services; you are not signing� �The schedule is a critical part of contractor contracts, and you need to see that it is handled properly.� �sh. So it is important that you demand a two-part contract: 1) the general terms governing your work, and 2)�
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Articles: Legal
| Thu, 18 Oct 2007
Contractor accounting: How to manage your company accounting
How can contractors manage their accounting for a contracting limited company and at what point should they call in the services of their accountant?
�contractor, reducing the risk of being caught by IR35 Contractors have much more flexibility with how t� �Limited company contracting has traditionally been the trading vehicle chosen� �limited company? Contractors typically choose to contract via a limited company for a number of reasons. Th�
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Articles: Limited Companies
| Mon, 19 Jan 2009
8 important reasons why 2017 will be a strong year for contracting
Improving prospects and new ways of sourcing contracts are amongst several reasons why you can look forward to a buoyant year of contracting in 2017.
�ion just around the corner Despite the reforms to IR35 in the public sector and the negative impact of B� �, but the long-term future is still promising for contracting because it’s so engrained in the way that we oper� �tant work carried out by contractors.” 2. Finding contract work is simpler than ever before This growth is p�
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| Thu, 05 Jan 2017
Off-payroll is more certain, but we need a Taxpayers Fairness Act
Rather than relying on presenters of daytime celebrity chat shows to fund a reshaping of our tax laws, it is time for a Taxpayer First Act, says Dave Chaplin.
�The so-called "IR35 reforms" (off-payroll working – Chapter 10 ITEPA� �did not convince the tribunal, which stated that contracts should not be construed in a vacuum but in the li� �We now know that's no longer true. The commercial contract is still the starting point when considering stat�
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| Mon, 12 Dec 2022
Primary Path IR35 case: HMRC was predestined to lose case offering important lessons
Contractor Phil Winfield of Primary Path was so obviously a genuine contractor and outside IR35 that HMRC was bound to lose, shows the Judge’s ruling.
�ontractor Phil Winfield was so clearly outside of IR35 and genuinely running an IT business via his limi� �e was in place, mirrored by upper and lower level contracts, ie with the contractor’s client and agencies res� �y of obligation – Judge Sadler suggested that any contract which included a substitution clause is unlikely�
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| Wed, 03 Aug 2011
IR35: MBF Design Services v HMRC – key facts from the case for contractors to note
HMRC’s weak position and less than scrupulous methods show it should never have brought its IR35 case against MBF Design Services.
�been completely exonerated of any liability under IR35 by a first-tier tax tribunal. The facts reveal th� �not a disguised employee of client Airbus and his contracts were found to be outside IR35. “The parties’ plai� �intermediaries GED-Sitec and Morson that put the contract well outside IR35. These included: A clause stati�
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| Mon, 07 Feb 2011
IR35 avoidance: Staying outside if you go contracting for your former employer
When contracting for a former employer, you must prove your new relationship is different.
�face a very real threat of being found inside of IR35 , says Kate Cottrell of contractor IR35 consultan� �ible for a contractor to remain outside IR35 when contracting for a former employer, but they have to work that� �ment. In such cases, she is often asked to review contracts and the working practices to create a bespoke con� �ployer, or being asked to return immediately on a contract basis after redundancy, face a very real threat o�
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Articles: IR35
| Thu, 08 Apr 2010
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