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ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 11/Sept/2015
News this week covers: Contractor availability growth slows; bogus IR35 claims; engineering contractors benefit from investment; HMRC criticised.
�s calculations in its Intermediaries Legislation (IR35) discussion document which attempts to persuade r� �loyee. The example ignores basic realities of the contracting marketplace, for example that clients always pay�
Category: News | Fri, 11 Sept 2015

The April 2019 Loan Charge - Ultimate contractor guide
Find out what the April 2019 is, whether it affects you, and what you should do NOW to mitigate the impact on you.
�void perceived excessive taxation at the hands of IR35. What is the 2019 Loan Charge? Who and what is to�
Category: News | Mon, 22 Oct 2018

Lords call for HMRC Powers Review as Loan Charge is slammed
A Lords report has slammed the taxman’s efforts tackling tax avoidance and evasion, recommending an independent body is formed to prevent HMRC abuse.
�k is done to expose the link between the original IR35 iteration and HMRC’s reaction to the use of schem�
Category: News | Tue, 04 Dec 2018

PCG to offer advice and guidance on budget day
PCG assemble expert team to offer advice and guidance to freelancers on Budget Day-17th March 2004
�d the most important Budget for freelancers since IR35 was announced four years' ago. The Professional C�
Category: News | Thu, 11 Mar 2004

£10 - £15 per hour worst hit by IR591
Those contractors earning between £10 and £15 per hour are most hit by the new measures, with £12 being the worst hit.
�It does not apply contractor currently caught by IR35 or those whose profits exceed £50k per annum. £10�
Category: News | Mon, 22 Mar 2004

New budget calculators released
Contractor Calculator contains new calculators to assess the effects of the recent budget on your net income.
�ncome, taxes, effects of rate changes, effects of ir35, and permanent options. Permanent Salary Comparis� �ine income, taxes, effects of salary changes, and contracting options. Contractor Financial Profile Calculator� �ary Comparison Calculator : Compare two salaries. Contract Comparison Calculator : Compare two contract rate�
Category: News | Thu, 06 Apr 2006

Contractor Doctor: How can I get out of my first contract with my former employer?
Contracting for a former employer can create a range of challenges for contractors, even for umbrella company contractors with no fears.
�is the very real threat of being found inside of IR35 by HMRC for the duration of the contract and poss� �says: The biggest and most common challenge when contracting with a former employer, particularly when the con� �duration of the contract and possibly any future contracts with the former employer. Bite the bullet and sti� �rmer employer. I am three months into a six-month contract and I am increasingly unhappy with the way that m�
Category: Articles: Contractor Doctor Q+A | Mon, 19 Apr 2010

Contractors hit by managed service company legislation
Contractors hit by Managed Service Company legislation, but consultation forces Government to amend its approach.
�don Brown's attack on the self-employed under the IR35 regulations. It will cost sole traders another £3� �ry. There are many permanent workers who consider contracting, and prefer to dip their toes for a while before�
Category: News | Wed, 21 Mar 2007

10 questions to ask a specialist contractor accountant
You should ask these 10 questions to check whether an accountant is a contracting expert before signing up.
�ut an accountant’s level of expertise: 1. What is IR35 and how might it affect me? The ‘contractor tax’� �You should check your potential accountant is a contracting expert prior to signing up to their services. Jam� �e. 6. Can you explain how expenses will work if I contract through my own limited company? Contractors are n�
Category: Articles: Limited Companies | Fri, 30 Sept 2016

Splitting dividends to maximise net income
Splitting company dividends can be an effective way of maximising net income. We discuss the topic and Section 660 issues.
�income via the dividend route if they are outside IR35 and are either using a Limited Company payment st� �ife Limited Company Income Net Income Income from contracting £63,000 Less: Salary paid £4,500 £4,500 £58,500 L�
Category: Articles: Limited Companies | Wed, 15 Nov 2006