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Independent contractors – what are they? Employed or self employed?
Independent contractors are workers who are in business on their own account & provide their expert services to clients under a contract for services.
�endent contractors in the UK must be aware of the IR35 tax legislation . This was introduced in 2000 to� �s unlimited IR35 assessments, helping you to stay compliant with IR35, combined with insurance to protect aga� �ificant back taxes, NICs, interest and penalties. Contracting abroad – how other countries define independent c� �who provide services for an organisation under a contract for services . Independent contractors are not em�
Category: Articles: Contracting | Tue, 03 Apr 2018

Contractors are bolstering their IR35 defences with lessons from new online IR35 Test
Contractors taking ContractorCalculator’s free online IR35 Test are successfully overcoming everyday IR35 challenges, explains Seb Maley of Qdos.
�ntractors are using ContractorCalculator’s online IR35 Test to “find and fix” everyday IR35 challenges,� �nfirmation of arrangements signed by the client A compliant contract is good, but the actual working practice� �hts areas where contractors’ working practices or contracts might need tightening up to avoid the unwelcome a� �lculator on the development of the IR35 Test, the contract is always the first port of call when assessing I�
Category: News | Mon, 19 Sept 2011

Contracting top 10: Making sure IR35 won’t apply to you
HMRC is constantly on the lookout for ‘disguised employees’. Here are ten precautions you can take to ensure you don’t get caught.
�nies, run the risk of unwittingly being caught by IR35 if they’re not careful. This can result in a subs� �s unlimited IR35 assessments, helping you to stay compliant with IR35, combined with insurance to protect aga� �conduct retrospective investigations of your past contracts. You should keep records, such as telephone logs� �d replacing an employee You should always start a contract on the understanding that the role is for a contr�
Category: Articles: IR35 | Wed, 18 Nov 2015

Public sector contractors and clients need answers as HMRC postpones ESS tool launch
Contractors are being asked to work without IR35 status confirmation after HMRC delayed the launch of its ESS tool, warns Andy Chamberlain of IPSE.
�With public sector IR35 reforms imminent, HMRC’s failure to develop a wor� �tool as the only way they can be seen to be fully compliant with the IR35 public sector reforms, so until it’� �ontractors paid a month in arrears to renegotiate contracts prior to 6 March to avoid the risk of excessive t� �le IR35 tool means contractors are being asked to contract without confirmation of their IR35 status. The ta�
Category: News | Thu, 02 Mar 2017

What are umbrella schemes for contractors?
Explains what umbrella companies are and how contractors use them.
�, because via an umbrella you will be taxed as if IR35 applies (or caught by IR35), which can mean a dif� �re are other payment schemes which purport to be "compliant umbrella schemes" and offer large take home pay f� �utside IR35, and are a higher rate tax payer then contracting via a limited company is the better financial rou� �any bank account. For long term contractors whose contracts are outside IR35 umbrellas are not as tax efficie� �nce of circa 20% in your tax home pay. If you can contract outside IR35, and are a higher rate tax payer the�
Category: Articles: Contractor umbrellas companies | Thu, 15 Feb 2018

What is a ‘personal service company’?
Many contractors who work for clients through their own limited companies frequently find their business referred to as a ‘personal service company’.
�ch leaves contractors who are not affected by the IR35 tax legislation with few choices. The term ‘perso� �elp with tax issues and generally ensure you stay compliant. If you use a specialised firm the fees can be ve� �estigating the tax affairs of contractors. In the contracting sector, the generally accepted definition of a pe� �not want even the slightest risk of there being a contract of service, or an employment relationship, with t�
Category: Articles: Limited Companies | Thu, 22 Mar 2018

Public sector IR35 reforms: Agency/client cooperation key to overcoming hurdles
Agencies and clients need to work together to ensure IR35 compliance, but FCSA CEO Julia Kermode warns of further threats to the supply chain.
�eek until the implementation of the public sector IR35 reforms , clear communication between public sect� �pointers for contractors seeking an established, compliant umbrella: Check that the umbrella has compliance� �may not extend as far as securing a professional contract review . Kermode suggests using HMRC’s Employment�
Category: News | Mon, 03 Apr 2017

CEST only asks a fraction of questions usually posed during an HMRC inquiry
CEST asks between four and 16 questions; just a fraction of the number of questions usually posed to a contractor during an HMRC IR35 inquiry.
�tion of what HMRC officers ask when conducting an IR35 inquiry, which, according to experts, provides an� �tcome easy to manipulate, which can encourage non-compliant behaviour: “The way CEST is designed makes it ver� �are actively looking for business and negotiating contracts, or indeed how many contracts they have.” CEST al� �e before drilling down into the fine details of a contract, obtaining evidence, interviewing end-client repr�
Category: News | Mon, 30 Jul 2018

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 9/Jan/2015
News this week covers: IR35 Forum Administration Review; IPSE infrastructure call; TUC misunderstands umbrella; 2015 predictions and 2014 highlights.
�IR35 Forum Administration Review shows IR35 administra� �of understanding of our sector. Professional and compliant umbrellas, such as Parasol, always adhere to empl� �and. These are just some of the forecasts made by contracting sector experts in ContractorCalculator’s predicti� �cruiter Astbury Marsden show that 33,063 new City contracts and jobs were created during 2014, up from 27,915� �nd even fewer contractors using tools such as the contract review service. More... Contractor body IPSE call�
Category: News | Fri, 09 Jan 2015

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 9/Oct/2014
News this week covers: IR35 Forum; City hiring; contractor demand; IPSE petition; 15 for 2015 finalists; Parasol lobbies Labour; & HMRC scare tactics.
�HMRC’s IR35 review to be published imminently, shows latest I� �our sector and develop their understanding of how compliant providers like Parasol work,” said Parasol managi� �hy 7% compared with this time last year.” More... Contracting outperforms the rest of the UK labour market, wit� �Kelly. More... Reshoring could create 378,000 new contracts and jobs, shows new research Over 378,000 new con�
Category: News | Fri, 10 Oct 2014

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