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CEST only asks a fraction of questions usually posed during an HMRC inquiry
CEST asks between four and 16 questions; just a fraction of the number of questions usually posed to a contractor during an HMRC IR35 inquiry.
�tion of what HMRC officers ask when conducting an IR35 inquiry, which, according to experts, provides an� �tcome easy to manipulate, which can encourage non-compliant behaviour: “The way CEST is designed makes it ver� �are actively looking for business and negotiating contracts, or indeed how many contracts they have.” CEST al� �e before drilling down into the fine details of a contract, obtaining evidence, interviewing end-client repr�
Category: News | Mon, 30 Jul 2018

Contractors warned due diligence vital as two umbrella companies go into liquidation
Contractors are urged to complete in-depth due diligence when considering signing up with umbrella services, following the liquidation of two firms.
�ing marketplace,” continues Chaplin. “ Choosing a compliant umbrella service provider right from the start me� �they complete thorough due diligence on all their contracting service providers, warns ContractorCalculator CEO�
Category: News | Thu, 30 Dec 2010

Agency Workers Regulations: new contractor resource to help determine AWR status
Contractors can download a free new resource to help determine their AWR status and turn the new regs into a source of competitive advantage.
�ive of Parasol , umbrella contractors trading via compliant umbrella solutions providers are already nine-ten� �o force on 1 October 2011. ContractorCalculator’s Contracting and the Agency Workers Regulations (AWR) , publis� �the law to gain competitive advantage and win new contracts. The formal guidance from the Department for Busi�
Category: News | Tue, 27 Sept 2011

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 9/Jan/2015
News this week covers: IR35 Forum Administration Review; IPSE infrastructure call; TUC misunderstands umbrella; 2015 predictions and 2014 highlights.
�IR35 Forum Administration Review shows IR35 administra� �of understanding of our sector. Professional and compliant umbrellas, such as Parasol, always adhere to empl� �and. These are just some of the forecasts made by contracting sector experts in ContractorCalculator’s predicti� �cruiter Astbury Marsden show that 33,063 new City contracts and jobs were created during 2014, up from 27,915� �nd even fewer contractors using tools such as the contract review service. More... Contractor body IPSE call�
Category: News | Fri, 09 Jan 2015

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 29/Aug/2014
News this week covers: economic growth generates contracts; Scotland’s tax laws; construction skills shortages; ISO9001 survey; & HMRC payroll fines.
�om the new penalties. More... Contractors must be compliant to win central government contracts Contractor se� �re facing a new set of tax rules Contractors with contracts in Scotland can expect new rates of income tax, a�
Category: News | Fri, 29 Aug 2014

Contractor travel and subsistence tax relief threatened by government consultation
Limited company and umbrella company contractors face having tax relief on travel and subsistence withdrawn according to new government consultation.
�nquiry, HMRC claimed that the deterrent effect of IR35 generated £550m, but was completely unable to sub� �gh this review is welcomed, as it will expose non-compliant service providers to greater scrutiny, the govern� �HMRC to ensure that the legitimacy of overarching contracts of employment is recognised at Budget 2015.” Wher�
Category: News | Tue, 16 Dec 2014

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 9/Oct/2014
News this week covers: IR35 Forum; City hiring; contractor demand; IPSE petition; 15 for 2015 finalists; Parasol lobbies Labour; & HMRC scare tactics.
�HMRC’s IR35 review to be published imminently, shows latest I� �our sector and develop their understanding of how compliant providers like Parasol work,” said Parasol managi� �hy 7% compared with this time last year.” More... Contracting outperforms the rest of the UK labour market, wit� �Kelly. More... Reshoring could create 378,000 new contracts and jobs, shows new research Over 378,000 new con�
Category: News | Fri, 10 Oct 2014

PRISM needs your help to support strategic review
PRISM needs your help to support its bid to launch a wide-ranging strategic review to ensure fairness within the tax system for contractors.
�n that have impacted on the contract sector since IR35 was introduced, adding: “The layman has no chance� �way they’re engaged, paying tax and operating is compliant. Without the right framework, this can’t be achie� �your help to support a strategic review into the contracting sector with the aim of fixing inconsistencies in� �ry Danny Alexander ordered an immediate review of contracts for senior public officials which found that 2,40� �subsequent legislation that have impacted on the contract sector since IR35 was introduced, adding: “The la�
Category: News | Wed, 27 Jul 2016

Contractor expenses could become the next major issue
Abuse of contractor expenses could become the next major issue for the Revenue.
�olesale attacks against the contracting industry: IR35 and managed service company legislation . Each ti� �the best protection is to make sure that you are compliant before the attack starts. Follow the Rules for Ex� �have undertaken two wholesale attacks against the contracting industry: IR35 and managed service company legisl�
Category: News | Mon, 25 Jun 2007

Government likely to slash its own tax income through new attack on contractors
The government could be about to score a spectacular own goal with it's attack on contractors travel expenses.
�f their income in tax. Yet contractors outside of IR35 who operate via limited companies pay approximate� �ave the capacity to handle. “There are around 120 compliant umbrella companies employing 100,000 highly skill� �iscussing HM Treasury plans to further burden the contracting sector costs. “The latest consultation from the T� �prefer to run their own businesses and work under contract rather than become employees of specific companie�
Category: News | Mon, 27 Oct 2008