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Freelancer loses IR35 case
An IR35 case has been lost at the Special Commissioners amid much criticism.
�providing IT services under a series of six month contracts involving the support and maintainence a computer� �Renshaw be an employee under such a hypothetical contract, the factors that I consider are important in the�
Category: News | Fri, 28 Jan 2005

IR35 case settled with revenue
After a four-year battle, one of the first ever IR35 cases has been settled.
�as under investigation. Sheerin had submitted the contract paperwork to the Revenue for review, however, the�
Category: News | Mon, 31 May 2004

Don’t get irate about IR35!
Almost 100,000 freelance professionals and contract workers in the North West have been hit by new red tape.
�rm providing specialist services to freelance and contracting professionals. She says: "The IR35 legislation is� �Almost 100,000 freelance professionals and contract workers in the North West have been hit by new re�
Category: News | Wed, 09 Jun 2004

JSA appeal future online limited IR35 decision
The JSA Group of Companies, the UK’s leading specialist accountants for contractors, has agreed to jointly fund an appeal against an IR35 decision.
�er. However the Special Commissioner ruled in the IR’s favour on the grounds that if there had been a� �Support Agency. Given all the circumstances, the contract was considered to be outside IR35. The Inland Rev�
Category: News | Mon, 21 Jun 2004

IR35: is it a voluntary tax?
Illustration of the level of uncertainty which, even after four years, still surrounds IR35.
�35. However, the exclusion of either or both in a contract does not necessarily mean a contractor is inside�
Category: News | Wed, 21 Jul 2004

Uber ruling is good for contractors with important lessons to learn, say experts
Expert analysis of the London Uber court case reveals important lessons help you stay outside IR35.
�real possibility that they will be disregarded.” Contracting sector says clearer guidelines required Whilst co� �s undertaking on their own account and enter into contracts with clients or customers to provide work or serv� �hip panned out in practice. This wasn’t the case. Contract terms simply didn't align with reality Roger Sinc�
Category: News | Tue, 01 Nov 2016

Autumn Statement 2016: Major IR35 reforms to go ahead – contractors hit by cash grab
The Chancellor delivered a major blow to the public sector flexible workforce today, confirming the IR35 reforms will go ahead in April 2017.
�ol to help people determine employment status. ". Contract sector wants answers from Government “As disappoi�
Category: News | Wed, 23 Nov 2016

Dewhurst vs CitySprint – The key IR35 lessons contractors can learn
The latest ‘gig-economy’ employment tribunal outcome carries important IR35 lessons which could save contractors thousands in tax.
�tractors need to remain vigilant when negotiating contracts with clients: “Contractors need to be careful to� �king practices to avoid IR35 risk - after another contract was overridden in a significant employment status�
Category: News | Thu, 12 Jan 2017

Industry shares concerns at IPSE roundtable event on IR35
ContractorCalculator was in attendance at a recent roundtable meeting as experts discussed issues surrounding the proposed public sector reforms.
�Contracting stakeholders are united in their belief that prop� �d that contractors are likely to either turn down contracts marketed as inside IR35, or increase their rates� �ctor should be able to opt out of an outside IR35 contract if it was subsequently determined to be within th�
Category: News | Tue, 19 Jul 2016

IR35 reforms will decimate Government projects, survey shows
IR35 reforms will decimate Government projects with four in five contractors set to leave the public sector. Contractors need to raise awareness now.
�ors - a 58% increase in taxable income earned via contracting. HMRC facing tax loss of £115m Contrary to its an� �at forcing contractors into fixed term employment contracts would actually reduce HMRC’s overall tax take by� �on abandoning the sector rather than accepting a contract inside IR35. The real danger for all contractors,�
Category: News | Wed, 03 Aug 2016