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Trying to better administer IR35 has been a complete waste of time
Can IR35 be better administrated? The IR35 Forum Administration Review suggests not. In fact the little data published shows that things worsened.
�assembled possibly the richest source of IR35 and contracting sector expertise contractors could wish for devot� �5 scenarios. These were accompanied by a revamped Contract Review Service and IR35 helpline and the then new�
Category: News | Tue, 13 Jan 2015

Devising a simple statutory employment status test is impossible
The Office of Tax Simplification will be unable to devise an objective, statutory employment status test as part of its Employment Status Review.
�tus is when HMRC is given the powers to challenge contracts and the intentions of the worker and engager, wit� �f its review. The solution is to allow freedom to contract, allowing workers and engagers to decide on statu�
Category: News | Wed, 14 Jan 2015

Late payment solution unlikely unless new laws are passed
Contractors will be forever bedevilled by late and non-payment by clients and agencies unless new legislation with real teeth & enforcement is passed.
�measures that will ensure that they get paid when contracting . This includes completing credit risk assessment� �favourable payment terms, enshrining them in the contract and enforcing them if the client defaults. Effici�
Category: News | Tue, 27 Jan 2015

Oil and gas contractors: keep calm and contract on as the future remains positive
Oil and gas contractors should keep calm and contract on, as they can continue to thrive during the short, mid and long-term future of the industry.
�s contractors should hold their nerve and keep on contracting despite the apparent implosion of the industry. I� �iness are not only slashing thousands of jobs and contracts, they are halting graduate recruitment. In just o�
Category: News | Thu, 26 Feb 2015

Contracting’s success is not due to government policies, as Danny Alexander claims
The contracting sector’s ongoing success has been down to hard work by contractors and not through government efforts – it should do less, not more.
�Contracting’s success has been in despite of government’s eff� �ors of the businesses they are engaging to fulfil contracts for end-user clients. If that were not bad enough�
Category: News | Mon, 02 Mar 2015

Contractors get five more years of Tory rule: Is that five more years of new taxes?
Contractors can look forward to five more years of Conservative Government. Does that mean contractors face five more years of new tax legislation?
�ntinue with similar heavy legislation against the contracting community as they have done over the past five ye�
Category: News | Mon, 11 May 2015

Why should contractors care about the Queen’s Speech? Because they may lose expenses
Contractors should care about the Queen’s Speech, as its contents could indirectly herald an end to the era of expenses and subsistence tax relief.
�le workers will be far less willing to travel for contracts. Both private and public sector clients could fin�
Category: News | Wed, 03 Jun 2015

IR35 has failed for HMRC, but keep that quiet or the taxman might decide to fix it
IR35 is a failed tool for HMRC and clearly not fit for purpose. But don’t tell, otherwise the taxman might come up with a replacement that works.
�ed and some contractors were hounded out of their contracts by officious public servants over-interpreting ho� �g an investigation. Simple steps such as securing contract reviews , creating an IR35 file and taking out ta�
Category: News | Tue, 09 Jun 2015

An HMRC review to deal with unworkable legislation targeting contractors is overdue
HMRC is well overdue for a review since its formation 10 years ago. Any such review must focus on removing unworkable legislation, not good people.
�If you put the timing of HMRC’s formation into a contracting context and look at the number of IR35 cases, sum�
Category: News | Thu, 18 Jun 2015

IR35 discussion document shows HMRC and the Treasury are living in tax fantasy land
HMRC’s Intermediaries Legislation discussion document demonstrates the gulf between IR35 reality and the fantasy tax yield predicted by the Treasury.
�IR35. It is important that contractors and other contracting stakeholders respond to the discussion document.�
Category: News | Mon, 27 Jul 2015

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