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Arctic Systems section 660 case - comment by Qdos consulting
Qdos Consulting provide initial comment regarding yesterdays decision on the landmark Section 660A case.
�igence on the part of the Revenue in dealing with IR35 disputes, particularly in regard to involving end�
Category: News | Thu, 30 Sept 2004

Section 660a: full judgement revealed
Revenue to target consultants in the wake of the Arctic Systems case.
�rove they are not 'disguised employees' under the IR35 legislation. If you are currently consulting via�
Category: News | Thu, 26 May 2005

Contractors facing more stealth taxes as ‘sensible’ pre-election Budget is forecast
Contractors should expect few Budget surprises as the Chancellor has limited options, but ClearSky’s Derek Kelly warns of more stealth taxes to come.
�mended on things like umbrella company expenses , IR35 , Section 660 and dividends (i.e. income shifting�
Category: News | Mon, 22 Mar 2010

New site contractorcalculator.co.uk goes live
Whether you are currently contracting, thinking of going contracting, or are considering going back to permanent work, ContractorCalculator has a calculator that can help you make that decision.
�ncome, taxes, effects of rate changes, effects of ir35, and permanent options. Negotiating a Pay Rise?� �actorCalculator.co.uk . Whether you are currently contracting, thinking of going contracting, or are considerin� �worth to you. If you are contracting then try out Contract Comparison Calculator to see how much a higher ra�
Category: News | Mon, 22 Mar 2004

New: section 660 calculator released
Calculate the financial effects on you: Increased tax bill, potential penalties and the rate rise required to counteract the effects.
�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 | Mon, 04 Oct 2004

Effect of budget on small business
Five months after the 2004 Budget, a survey has shown that small businesses are suffering from its effects.
�small businesses also still have to deal with the IR35 and Section 660A rules. "We are surprised that th�
Category: News | Fri, 20 Aug 2004

Todays budget: reports and resources from around the internet
Today Gordon Brown will seek to put the economy at the centre of Labour's bid for a third term in power as he delivers his ninth Budget.
�hing predicted that will affect them directly. No IR35 or Section 660 type measures. However, as always,�
Category: News | Wed, 16 Mar 2005

Contractors should tread cautiously with their providers
Are scheme providers clear about the new Managed Services Company (MSC) legislation and what it means for their customers?
�ngements and are going back to taking the risk on IR35 ,” he says. Presumably people are backing out of�
Category: News | Tue, 10 Apr 2007

Company healthcare and gym membership benefits
You can pay for healthcare costs and gym expenses using your limited company although there will be a BIK charge - Find out more.
�ent sports facilities or onsite gyms come with an IR35 health warning “If a contractor has free use of a�
Category: Articles: Expenses | Fri, 06 Jan 2017

Contracting and subcontractors: tax, VAT and employment issues
Contractors subcontracting client work to other contractors should be aware of the tax, VAT and employment issues, says James Abbott of Baker Watkin.
�reclassification of employment status because of IR35 must be paid by the subcontracted contractor. Thi� �added tax ( VAT ). “A contractor may be earning a contracting income that keeps them just below the VAT registr� �ing the law.” Other factors: employees’ expenses, contracts and the ‘hassle factor’ Although there are no rul� �frequently no written agreement. Putting a proper contract in place is essential. It should be prepared by a�
Category: Articles: Limited Companies | Mon, 30 May 2011