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Capping contractors’ travel expenses benefits no one
Studies conducted by ContractorCalculator show that should the government legislate against contractors claiming expenses, no one would benefit, least of all the Exchequer.
�ies, are inevitably going to risk falling foul of IR35 , set up their own limited companies, and trust t� �. In other words, companies that make regular and compliant payments to HMRC because they legitimately employ� �by the Professional Contractors Group (PCG), the contracting sector’s representative body, as not being up to� �25,000 of what the government calls ‘over arching contracts’. No resources for policing more small businesses�
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| Thu, 31 Jul 2008
IR35 Solutions – Part 2: The evolving context of IR35
ContractorCalculator identifies factors likely to affect IR35’s replacement, in this second of a series of articles analysing possible IR35 solutions.
�In this second of our IR35 solutions series analysing potential solutions to� �. Following the MSC legislation and the growth in compliant umbrella companies, the scale of the problem may� �et, political, economic and legislative spectrum. Contracting in 2000, when IR35 was first introduced, was in m�
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| Thu, 09 Dec 2010
IR35 case – Jensal Software Ltd v HMRC: full analysis
HMRC’s understanding of IR35 has been called into question following a conclusive victory for a contractor at a recent IR35 tribunal.
�ict for Jensal Software Limited v HMRC is another IR35 tribunal victory for a contractor has resulted in� �s unlimited IR35 assessments, helping you to stay compliant with IR35, combined with insurance to protect aga� �ill exceeding £26,000 relating to a succession of contracts during the 2012/13 tax year. Wells provided his s� �employment status indicators pointed away from a contract of employment Taxman’s flawed interpretation of m�
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| Fri, 18 May 2018
ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief - 16/Dec/2011
News this week includes new IR35 ruling; contractor demand picks up; JSA joins FCSA; oil & gas sector praised; and public money for aerospace sector.
�Contractor wins partial victory in IR35 tribunal ruling: JLJ Services case IT contractor� �ntractor Services Association Contractors seeking compliant service providers have greater choice following t� �th ContractorCalculator. More… IT and engineering contracting doing well in ‘two-speed’ UK labour market IT and� �ose’ attitude will find work” Contractors between contracts should not be put off by doom and gloom in the UK� �ed that only the final four years of a seven-year contract with client Allianz were inside IR35, which is li�
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| Thu, 15 Dec 2011
Legal analysis shows why HMRC is wrong about blanket assessments
HMRC comments that encourage a blanket approach to IR35 status assessments under the Off-Payroll rules are legally flawed, says Martyn Valentine.
�permit the blanket assessment of contractors for IR35 status by hiring organisations under the Off-Payr� �that, by the letter of the law, adopting the non-compliant approach sanctioned by HMRC will leave them vulne� �cal facts and terms and conditions apply to other contracts, and it is then not necessary to review every ind� �plied to circumstances where, having reviewed one contract, an engager may consider that identical facts and�
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| Mon, 11 Feb 2019
Employer’s NICs – unlawful reverse chargebacks should be avoided
Reverse chargebacks imposed by agencies and umbrellas to deduct employer’s NICs from ‘inside IR35’ contract rates could constitute a criminal offence.
�itment agencies and umbrella companies on ‘inside IR35’ contract rates to fund employer’s National Insur� �rate wrongdoing.” Avoid unlawful clauses from non-compliant agencies and umbrellas Despite the 12-month delay� �encies are reported to have inserted clauses into contracts stating that, should an engagement be deemed ‘ins� �agencies and umbrella companies on ‘inside IR35’ contract rates to fund employer’s National Insurance Contr�
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| Tue, 14 Apr 2020
How firms can prepare for IR35 compliance under the new Off-payroll rules
Act Now! Ensure smooth implementation and no damaging consequences of leaving things too late.
�he two being very separate statutes. The original IR35 legislation , which will still apply to contract� �s unlimited IR35 assessments, helping you to stay compliant with IR35, combined with insurance to protect aga� �possible, companies are advised to issue shorter contracts in the interim while work is undertaken to establ� �inal IR35 legislation , which will still apply to contract engagements with small companies, is found in Cha�
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| Mon, 30 Nov 2020
Off-Payroll (IR35): from campaigning to preparation
The recent Parliamentary vote signals the end for our Stop The Off-Payroll Tax campaign, and the beginning of final preparations ahead of April 2021.
�fforded enough time for a comprehensive review of IR35. Unfortunately, despite a notable rebellion by 13� �ertaking accurate status assessments and agreeing compliant ‘outside IR35’ contracts provides companies with� �c at a later date and may decide to issue shorter contracts until an Off-Payroll compliance plan is in place.� �provides companies with a competitive edge in the contract market, while also negating risk and helping to m�
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| Mon, 13 Jul 2020
CEST assessment rejected by judge as contractor reclaims unlawfully deducted tax
A judge has ruled a CEST assessment to be incorrect after a contractor went to an employment tribunal to prove their IR35 status and reclaim overpaid tax.
�sed an employment tribunal to prove their outside IR35 status and can now seek to reclaim thousands in o� �surely prove disastrous for HMRC, as well as non-compliant contractor clients and agencies, as Valentine exp� �eached an agreement in principle on a three-month contract with the Met Office and was referred to Qualserve�
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| Tue, 16 Oct 2018
Public sector IR35 rule changes are going ahead, confirms HMRC
Public sector contractors can expect to pay more tax from April 2017, after HMRC confirmed the public sector reforms to go ahead at PRISM seminar.
�Proposed changes to the policing of IR35 in the public sector are set to go ahead, HMRC co� �found that 90% of public sector contractors were compliant with the legislation. Cottrell also disputes the� �d at a recent compliance seminar attended by many contracting stakeholders. Contractors working in the public s� �the plans. Notably, contractors working multiple contracts simultaneously look likely to encounter problems� �private sector roll-out More promisingly for the contract sector, Horswill attempted to dispel concerns tha�
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| Tue, 26 Jul 2016
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