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Contractors deliver vital skills on a contingent basis; employing them would be daft
Contractors aren’t needed all of the time, and although the ‘one month’ proposal failed to appear in the Autumn Statement, Government needs reminding.
�ially as we have yet to hear about next steps for IR35. They also need reminding why attempting to hire�

Category: News | Thu, 17 Dec 2015


Freelancer loses IR35 case
An IR35 case has been lost at the Special Commissioners amid much criticism.
�An IR35 case, involving Netherlane Limited, which was hea� �providing IT services under a series of six month contracts involving the support and maintainence a computer� �Renshaw be an employee under such a hypothetical contract, the factors that I consider are important in the�

Category: News | Fri, 28 Jan 2005


Contractors must fear HMRC's IR35 'interviews'
HMRC is seeking to have the right to ''interview'' clients in IR35 cases without regard to accuracy and use it in court. PCG points out that this is not a recipe for a fair hearing.
�ne the scene: you've been accused of being inside IR35 . The judges want to know what happened in your d� �ppened when you were working for the client under contract. Of course the manager will tell the truth in cou�

Category: News | Fri, 07 Mar 2008


IR35: Northern Lights v HMRC (UT) – IT contractor appeal dismissed by Upper Tribunal
HMRC’s victory at UTT is a warning not to rely on unexercised substitution clauses and to ensure working practices facts are communicated at FTT.
�up by the client, is still unsurprisingly not an IR35 defence. The judges relied on Lord Wilson’s domin� �intended engagement that have been inserted into contracts. This is not new. “As far back as 2008 in the Alt� �substitution clauses still window dressing Lee’s contract did include a legitimate unfettered right of subs�

Category: News | Fri, 11 Jun 2021


IR35 ruling leaves broadcasters facing uncertainty: Eamonn Holmes tribunal analysis
An IR35 tribunal ruling featuring some contentious decisions means an uncertain future for broadcasters targeted by HMRC’s IR35 clampdown.
�Freelance broadcasters targeted by HMRC’s IR35 clampdown face an uncertain future after a high p� �d, White & Green Limited (RWG ), and ITV. The contracts in question were for the provision of services pr� �s Chaplin. “The fact that it was written into the contract was the killer blow as far as mutuality of obliga�

Category: News | Wed, 26 Feb 2020


Advice on choosing a good contractor accountant
What should you look for when choosing an accountant. Find out…
�me within the existing tax laws. Understanding of IR35 All accountants should understand the issues. Che� �ooking for an accountant because you are entering contracting. In either case you need to know what you can exp�

Category: News | Fri, 17 Mar 2000


Kinsella solutions - interview
We interview Martin Priest of the Kinsella Group about his group of companies and the practicalities and benefits of moving to an umbrella solution.
�with their low service efficient returns post the IR35 rulings. We interview Martin Priest of the Kinsel� �t effective. Q8) How do you see the future of the contracting market, given the increase in outsourcing? We fee� �ed company? They will need to have their existing contracts assigned or preferably wait until they enter into� �ed or preferably wait until they enter into a new contract, which will be with another company with whom we�

Category: News | Wed, 06 Oct 2004


Charterhouse: tax efficient can also be tax compliant
Revenue approved questionnaire helps charterhouse contractors and temp workers.
�r they are legitimately working inside or outside IR35 regulations. Working status is determined both by� �s can be sure that while they reap the rewards of contracting they don’t receive benefits which they are not le� �siness Partners to ensure that they have suitable contracts in place were possible. These contracts are not j� �is focusing in on the use of limited companies by contract and temporary workers (temps). By the 01st Octobe�

Category: News | Mon, 26 Sept 2005


Contractors in construction face 'horror story'
According to Federation of Small Businesses expert Charles McKerwn, the new CIS scheme is a 'horror story.'
�e tax revenue will actually increase. "It will be IR35 all over again," McKerwn insists. IR35 All Over A�

Category: News | Wed, 18 Apr 2007


ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 11/Dec/2015
News this week covers: Finance Bill 2016; T&S restrictions; Report on Jobs; IT contractor demand; buoyant finance sector; Irish Employment Monitor.
�draft Finance Bill Contractors who are caught by IR35 or considered to be under supervision, direction� �l no mention of IR35 from the Government. More... Contracting disciplines dominate demand league table: REC/KPM� �e skills shortage has inevitably contributed to a contract-rich environment, with November seeing a three-mo�

Category: News | Fri, 11 Dec 2015


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