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ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 27/Nov/2015
News this week covers: AS 2015; T&S relief; contractor recognition; JobsOutlook; finance sector drives demand; HMRC consultation; NHS contractor cap.
�AS 2015: T&S restrictions go ahead while IR35 remains unchanged Contractors were relieved to fi� �with policymakers now increasingly aware of core contracting issues and the importance of the contingent workf� �with vacancies in the finance sector up by 34%. “Contract vacancies are consistently strong, despite a cont�
Category: News | Fri, 27 Nov 2015

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 16/Oct/2015
News this week covers: widespread dividend usage; IR35 response; London Employment Monitor; Scottish skills shortage; Rigzone survey; ONS statistics.
�ContractorCalculator’s second response to HMRC’s IR35 discussion document ContractorCalculator has issu� �er to provide the taxman with a real grasp of the contracting market so that it can forecast realistic tax yiel� �contractors gain greater protection under ‘unfair contracts protections’ Bill Contractors in Australia can no�
Category: News | Fri, 16 Oct 2015

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 01/Apr/2016
News this week covers: JobsOutlook; contractor tax investigations; late payment clampdown; Finance Bill 2016; IR35 challenge; and digital tax warning.
�ism in financial services.” More... Public sector IR35 reforms at risk of legal challenge Government pro� �c sector are to be met with extensive lobbying by contracting stakeholders. APSCo has branded the recent Budget� �of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo) reveal contract vacancies have increased by 7%, compared with thi�
Category: News | Fri, 01 Apr 2016

COVID-19: Limited company contractors excluded from self-employed support package
Limited company contractors are excluded from measures unveiled by Chancellor Rishi Sunak to support the UK’s self-employed through COVID-19.
�to the fire concerning the ongoing debate around IR35 and the Off-Payroll legislation. There were numer�
Category: News | Fri, 27 Mar 2020

COVID-19, lockdown and IR35 prove detrimental to contractor wellbeing, survey shows
The UK’s response to COVID-19 has had a detrimental impact on the wellbeing of its flexible workers, a new ContractorCalculator survey reveals.
�argely unaffected by COVID-19, many observed that IR35 had already resulted in a lack of opportunities p� �mployment, whereas 37% are determined to continue contracting. When asked specifically why they are contemplati�
Category: News | Thu, 06 Aug 2020

Contractors could benefit from post-Brexit Government reform, expert claims
Contractors could benefit from regulatory reform following the post-Brexit arrival of Theresa May’s Government, says Andy Chamberlain of IPSE.
�rtable with that regulation.” Terrible timing for IR35 reforms One issue that has been thrust back into� �e EU, Chamberlain notes that a large portion will contract in Europe, emphasising the need for the Governmen�
Category: News | Thu, 21 Jul 2016

Supreme Court judgment exposes HMRC's misguided stance on employment status law
HMRC’s stance on MOO has again been disproven in court; this time as the Supreme Court rejects an appeal against the infamous Pimlico Plumbers ruling.
�s judgment followed earlier judgments relevant to IR35, and specifically mutuality of obligation, such a� �sition The Court deliberated over whether Smith’s contract with Pimlico cast obligations on him during perio�
Category: News | Wed, 13 Jun 2018

How contractors pay more tax than employees
Contractors raise more tax than equivalent employees, despite HMRC’s worked examples in its IR35 discussion document that try to prove the opposite.
�s calculations in its Intermediaries Legislation (IR35) discussion document try and prove that employees� �00 per year. This is assuming they work a typical contracting work pattern of five days per week for 46 weeks.�
Category: News | Tue, 08 Sept 2015

Contractors threatened by BERR consultation on Conduct Regulations opt-out
Contractors are under threat, with BERR’s consultation over proposed changes to the Conduct Regulations demonstrating a lack of sector knowledge.
�tricting or costly. Umbrellas – a convenience for IR35 and the outsourced agency payroll To condemn all� �category of workers who simply don’t exist in the contracting sector. The assumptions about how the contracting� �e main reasons: They have been advised that their contract is inside IR35 , and they therefore want to find�
Category: News | Mon, 20 Apr 2009

Contractorcalculator exclusive interview: Anne Redston responds to house of lords critique
A director at the Association of Tax Technicians, who helped devise the last Finance Bill, responds to the critique by the House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee, in particular the managed service company section.
�One of the principal experts on IR35 says that there continue to be issues with the de�
Category: News | Mon, 09 Jul 2007

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