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Thought leadership for contractors: contractor taxation - the way forward
An introduction to our Thought Leadership section for the contracting industry - 'Contractor Taxation - The Way Forward' .
�he Treasury, and have suffered the consequences ( IR35 , the settlements legislation , MSC , etc). This� �our site dedicated to thought leadership for the contracting industry - 'Contractor Taxation - The Way Forward�

Category: News | Mon, 23 Jul 2007


Contracting service provider calls for industry consensus over AWR implementation
Wide-ranging consensus is needed to find a workable solution to the implementation of the Agency Workers Regulations, says Parasol’s Rob Crossland.
�ing tax and employment law “BIS may choose to use IR35 tests , and its successor, as the method of statu� �nt. And although not designed for the higher-paid contracting workforce, the regulations could harm contractors� �their contractor workforces with full employment contracts, employment rights and benefits, plus are already�

Category: News | Fri, 12 Nov 2010


Contractors welcome U-turn that delays implementation of the Agency Workers Directive
Lord Mandelson is expected to announce later today that the implementation of the Agency Workers Directive will be delayed.
�d very well result in a situation similar to when IR35 was launched Dave Chaplin, ContractorCalculat� �ion on the UK labour market, and specifically the contracting sector. “Early implementation and a rushed consul�

Category: News | Thu, 15 Oct 2009


HMRC caught red-handed “abusing powers” as part of Off-Payroll (IR35)
HMRC has been accused of abusing its powers after issuing misleading and threatening letters to contractors in an effort to enforce the Off-Payroll rules.
�ax year. It then requests that they clarify their IR35 status using the flawed Check Employment Status f� �agency, and their employment status decision The contract length and payment terms Total amount of any repa�

Category: News | Mon, 14 Jan 2019


HMRC’s CEST further undermined following Naryan tribunal ruling citing lack of MOO
HMRC’s CEST tool is further discredited as judge rules controlled doctor Naryan was no employee because no mutuality of obligation (MOO) existed.
�payment, the underlying tests remain the same for IR35 and illustrate the crucial importance of properly� �, including those for unfair dismissal, breach of contract in respect of notice pay, and unpaid holiday pay.�

Category: News | Mon, 04 Mar 2019


HMRC’s £1.3bn non-compliance claim in Off-Payroll consultation doesn’t align with OBR
HMRC’s claim as to the cost of non-compliance with IR35 has been called into question after it was revealed that it doesn’t align with OBR forecasts.
�at the cost of private sector non-compliance with IR35 will reach £1.3bn by the 2023/24 tax year doesn’t� �rely different beast. “The public sector, and the contract positions therein, are far more heavily regulated�

Category: News | Fri, 15 Mar 2019


HMRC new Paper on Mutuality of Obligation incorrectly defines MOO, invalidating CEST
HMRC’s Paper on Mutuality of Obligation for the IR35 Forum incorrectly defines a key element of employment law that the taxman is supposed to enforce.
�on Paper on Mutuality of Obligation (MOO) for the IR35 Forum . HMRC’s official position is clearly one o� �already established MOO, which is necessary for a contract to exist” and “where contractual obligations are�

Category: News | Thu, 05 Jul 2018


Off-Payroll Working: new petition launched to ensure fairness for all workers
Contractors are urged to sign a petition to help prevent irrevocable damage to UK flexible working and ensure fairness for all workers.
�non-compliance with legislation commonly known as IR35, which attempts to ensure that contractors operat�

Category: News | Thu, 13 Sept 2018


Off-Payroll: Statutory tax amnesty is essential to stem chaos
Government must legislate to prevent HMRC from using the Off-Payroll Tax to identify contractors for investigation or risk a labour market crisis.
�ey agree to work for their current client ‘inside IR35’. If Government were to legislate to prevent HMRC� �agements following the sensible renegotiations of contract rates.” Taxman’s track record fuels contractor mi�

Category: News | Mon, 17 Feb 2020


ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 13/Dec/2012
News this week covers: IR35 changes; GAAR; Finance Bill; contractor market demand data; oil & gas decommissioning deal; and self-employment falls.
�2013.” More... Office holding contractors to lose IR35 exemption: Finance Bill 2013 Contractors working� �” he adds. Engineers are the best performing core contracting sector and accounting/finance is back in growth t� �y older fields and generating a stream of ongoing contracts. Construction contractor fortunes may slowly impr� �gas contractors will continue to enjoy a vibrant contract market in the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS) followi�

Category: News | Fri, 14 Dec 2012


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