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ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 7/Mar/2014
News this week covers: EFIP European manifesto launch; contractor hiring; Budget tax cuts; RTI working despite errors; and avoidance scheme warning.
�cial advice for contractors seeking to grow their contracting businesses. The firm has joined a £30m government�
Category: News | Fri, 07 Mar 2014

IT contractor exodus from Barclays begins, as double-digit rate cut is threatened
Contractors are abandoning Barclays following its decision to impose a double-digit rate cut on its IT contracting workforce.
�effect. “This is exactly the wrong time in the IT contracting market cycle for any bank to be taking such a ris� �ost productive contractors are easily finding new contracts in such a buoyant market, leaving less qualified� �gh some have taken the bank’s move as a breach of contract and have quickly started to secure new roles. For�
Category: News | Thu, 13 Mar 2014

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 14/Mar/2014
News this week covers: Barclays rate cut; off-payroll review; call to delay false self-employment; boost to contractor prospects; and FCSA update.
�Contractors leave Barclays following 10% contracting rate cut IT contractors are leaving Barclays foll� �ost productive contractors are easily finding new contracts in such a buoyant market, leaving less qualified� �us month. City jobs growth is being driven by the contract market as “hiring managers seek to test the water�
Category: News | Fri, 14 Mar 2014

How UK contractors may benefit from the EFIP Manifesto for Freelancing
Contactors may benefit from a range of policy measures advocated in the new Manifesto for Freelancing presented by EFIP to the European Parliament.
�-day pressures on contractors to find and deliver contracts. But on further analysis, if only some of the man� �s” from being “forced into accepting unreasonable contract clauses and terms of payment by larger companies”�
Category: News | Tue, 18 Mar 2014

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 21/Mar/2014
News this week covers: Budget 2014; Scotland contractor demand; interims targeted by media; HMRC client campaign; self-employment high; & RTI fines.
�and financial was the best performing of the core contracting disciplines, rising to third place in the demand� �gy contractors could benefit from up to 4,600 new contracts and jobs from the Outer Moray Firth wind farm dev�
Category: News | Fri, 21 Mar 2014

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 28/Mar/2014
News this week covers: public sector best practice; MoJ victory; contractor demand; Spain’s oil & gas; and self-employed to outnumber public sector.
�irst quarter of 2014 and skills shortages in core contracting disciplines are worsening. According to the repor� �that contractors can continue to work on existing contracts and that the new contract will be amended to acco� �ractor and PCG action defuses Ministry of Justice contract dispute Contractor and PCG action in response to�
Category: News | Fri, 28 Mar 2014

Budget 2016: public sector contractors face tax avoidance crackdown from 2017
Public sector contractors face a tax avoidance crackdown from April 2017, says Chancellor George Osborne in his Budget 2016.
�look set to go ahead, despite intense lobbying by contracting and business organisations. “In every budget I ha� �han giving a tax advantage to those who choose to contract their work through personal service companies (PS�
Category: News | Wed, 16 Mar 2016

Contractors should mainly benefit from Budget 2015, say contracting experts
Contractors will mostly benefit from the measures proposed in the 2015 Budget, despite the umbrella expenses review, explain contracting experts.
�of self-assessment, if tax returns are abolished? Contracting experts have welcomed the move to abolish self-as� �es to cover living expenses when they are between contracts. Many are reluctant to put this cash into ISAs be� �r.” Contractors can use flexible ISAs to plan for contract downtime On the ISA front, James is very upbeat:�
Category: News | Thu, 19 Mar 2015

Contractors can expect mixed outlook from Pre-Budget Report on 9 December
Chancellor Alistair Darling’s Pre-Budget Report on 9 December 2009 will be eagerly awaited by contractors. What surprises might it hold?
�r early 2010 However, contractors running genuine contracting businesses that invest in professional assistance� �nesses that invest in professional assistance for contract reviews and tax investigation insurance should ha�
Category: News | Thu, 12 Nov 2009

Spending Review offers contractors positive news, but HMRC’s new fund causes concern
Spending Review to benefit contractors by investment in renewables and infrastructure, but will HMRC target flexible workers with its £900m war chest?
�manent levy could not only lead to a reduction in contracting ‘headcount’, but could also be seen by some banks� �ecruitment freezes will almost certainly generate contract and interim opportunities. Chancellor Osborne did�
Category: News | Wed, 20 Oct 2010

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