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A win-win: spending cuts present an opportunity for contractors and the public sector
The Comprehensive Spending Review will require public sector employers to consider new ways of engaging workers, benefiting contractors & taxpayers.
�d that £60,000 on a contractor who is outside the IR35 regulations , then using ContractorCalculator’s C� �. There could be also be a positive impact on the contracting sector, providing a stream of new work, a new poo�

Category: News | Thu, 04 Nov 2010


‘Soft’ contracting skills are even more important when times are tough
Contractors investing in contracting, as well as technical, skills improve their chances of staying in contract, and in business, during tough times.
�ompany law guidance – even including the May 2012 IR35 changes. There is also detailed, easy-to-follow a� �‘Soft’ contracting skills become even more important when times are� �hances of staying in contract, having a choice of contracts, and maintaining a successful and profitable cont� �ting in them increase their chances of staying in contract, having a choice of contracts, and maintaining a�

Category: News | Thu, 14 Jun 2012


HMRC guidance doesn’t always align with tax law
HMRC guidance – and even its legislation – can often prove wrong or misleading, and contractors should be careful not to always take it at face value.
�months ago after mixing up the SDC test with the IR35 test. As a result, HMRC’s legislation encouraged�

Category: News | Wed, 08 Jun 2016


‘Contractor’ and ‘employee’ are old labels in a world with increasing new ways of work
Contracting has evolved beyond framing debates and legislation around job titles to accommodate the increasingly varied nature of getting things done.
�lief on expenses are only the tip of the iceberg. IR35 has been the scourge of contractors for a decade-� �ntage. Ultimately though, Boudreau maintains that contracting and employment are simply two different means to� �ould the way we are taxed be. People don’t opt to contract because they want to avoid paying taxes, and it’s�

Category: News | Mon, 02 Nov 2015


Employment status won’t be solved by anything short of an income tax NI merger
Employment status problems can’t be solved when tax is the issue, only merging income tax and NI, not a statutory test or third way, is the answer.
�ion exercise, and also brings us squarely back to IR35 . So, that leaves us with two options. We can mai�

Category: News | Wed, 08 Apr 2015


Denying travel and subsistence tax relief to contractors is madness
Contractors who lose tax relief on their legitimate travel and subsistence expenses won’t take it on the chin – contracting will descend into chaos.
�mpanies that it estimated the deterrent effect of IR35 to be first £475, then £550m . And then it was co� �of some of the brightest and best tax, legal and contracting minds was unable to define a personal service com�

Category: News | Mon, 22 Dec 2014


Contractor numbers and the contracting landscape in the UK and Europe
Contractor numbers continue to grow, and the contracting landscape is constantly evolving shows research, but the sector also faces challenges.
�ll personal service company contractors caught by IR35 – have lost access to travel and subsistence expe� �s more workers actively choose to start their own contracting and freelance business. This is the conclusion dr� �o do so to meet criteria for suppliers on certain contracts. Meanwhile, only 34% claimed that tax savings pla� �nds, Poland and France have more rapidly evolving contract markets than the UK How large is the UK’s contrac�

Category: News | Thu, 26 May 2016


PGMOL Upper Tribunal victory solidifies mutuality of obligation in law
PGMOL’s UT victory leaves HMRC with no choice but to acknowledge its misconceptions concerning MOO and address CEST accordingly, legal experts claim.
�r work if and when it was done.’ Chris Leslie, an IR35 tax defence expert of Tax Networks who personally� �levant only to the question of whether there is a contract at all and whether the contract contains an oblig�

Category: News | Fri, 08 May 2020


Off-Payroll passed through Committee Stage despite major concerns raised
The Off-Payroll Tax was passed through the Finance Bill’s Committee Stage yesterday, despite strong opposition to the legislation.
�f-Payroll Tax, the MP for Aberdeen South argued: “IR35 is creating a new group of zero-hours employees p� �many valid and evidenced arguments put forward by contracting stakeholders throughout the consultation phase. “�

Category: News | Thu, 18 Jun 2020


BBC chiefs pin problems on CEST after hundreds suffered unjust tax bills
CEST was exposed as the cause of the BBC tax saga at a PAC meeting yesterday, having changed the employment status of hundreds of presenters overnight.
�shared statistics indicating that CEST had found IR35 not to apply in 54% of assessments conducted. And�

Category: News | Thu, 31 Jan 2019


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