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Could the personal service company be next for contractors?
The personal service company could be the next target of the Treasury.
�' James Leckie, MD of contractor start-up site IT Contracting , said: "Although all limited companies have the� �rvice companies-- the Tribunal made it clear that contracts of employment may be implied or deduced from all� �the IR35 legislation. You need to show that your contract terms and the way you work (your working practice�
Category: News | Thu, 29 Mar 2007

Contractors should choose limited companies if the fit is right
There is pressure in the industry on contractors to choose PAYE umbrellas for their businesses. Barry Roback of JSA shows that those for whom a limited company is a good fit should try one on.
�a good choice for someone who isn't committed to contracting. ''If you are just going to give it a try for the�
Category: News | Fri, 17 Aug 2007

Contractor demand for limited companies is stable with more confidence
Demand for limited companies has stabilised since the dramatic increase due to managed service company legislation, contractors who start these companies are more confident, according to company-formation specialist Duport
�siness, and by taking great care to see that your contracts are based on projects, the owner of a limited com�
Category: News | Thu, 15 Nov 2007

IR35 & Off-payroll – what does the future hold for contractors?
What seems like a relentless attack by HMRC on the contracting community is unlikely to work, says Dave Chaplin, CEO of ContractorCalculator.
�heir compliance checks ask questions about "fully contracted-out" service providers. As the dust settles, HMRC� �Will contracting survive, we ask ourselves? My response is a firm�
Category: News | Thu, 21 Apr 2022

Off-payroll is more certain, but we need a Taxpayers Fairness Act
Rather than relying on presenters of daytime celebrity chat shows to fund a reshaping of our tax laws, it is time for a Taxpayer First Act, says Dave Chaplin.
�did not convince the tribunal, which stated that contracts should not be construed in a vacuum but in the li� �We now know that's no longer true. The commercial contract is still the starting point when considering stat�
Category: News | Mon, 12 Dec 2022

Contracting will grow which neither Government nor HMRC can prevent
It is pointless for the Conservatives and HMRC to swim against the tide of the growing movement to personal autonomy and the growth of freelancing. They aren't going to win.
�ained . He shares his insights and vision for the contracting industry as we head into 2023. The right for peop�
Category: News | Wed, 11 Jan 2023

The war on the self-employed must stop
For two decades, Governments have allowed Treasury and HMRC to launch legislative “tax cluster bombs” against a perceived threat — the self-employed.
�, after 18 months of the horrendous second war on contracting, the then newly appointed Chancellor, Kwasi Kwart� �ride the longstanding principle of the freedom to contract as well as the ability to say to a person, “Hey,�
Category: News | Mon, 14 Aug 2023

Hasta-la-vista taxpayers: Chiles IR35 case shows lawfare is back
Chaplin argues the BBL highlights issues with HMRC's Litigation and Settlement Strategy (LSS) and the fairness of the tax tribunal system.
�tiple production companies. From 1996 to 2019, he contracted with nearly 100 different third parties. Hardly t� �he test, failing to put the relevant terms of the contracts at the heart of its analysis. The UT upheld HMRC'� �atch-22 situation. The legal errors To classify a contract as one "of service" or "for services", one must a�
Category: News | Sun, 11 Aug 2024

Firms who act early should not fear the Off-Payroll reforms
Firms shouldn’t panic about the introduction of the Off-Payroll reforms, providing they implement compliance practices well in advance of April 2020.
�need to demonstrate reasonable care, and the best contracting talent will go elsewhere. There are various alter� �ese may include: Identifying potential changes to contracts and working practices to mitigate IR35 risk Negot� �es to mitigate IR35 risk Negotiating a fixed-term contract – contractor concedes employee status in exchange�
Category: News | Mon, 24 Jun 2019

GSK letters show HMRC as no better than a common scammer wrecking the UK economy
Is HMRC out of control? Its latest phishing letters make false demands, scamming small businesses like a con artist and wrecking the UK economy.
�y a credible IR35 off-payroll rules expert of the contracts worked during the year HMRC mentions. If the expe� �st frighteningly, we may see tens of thousands of contract roles and projects relocated outside of the UK to�
Category: News | Thu, 05 Sept 2019