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Providers for contractor companies may face audits, but not accreditation
HMRC is mooting schemes to accredit or audit service providers to contractor companies to ensure that they are not managed service companies. But there is no commitment to such a scheme, and consideration is just starting.
�nd as a result many more are being lured into non-compliant, or questionable offshore schemes.'' Accreditatio�
Category: News | Mon, 24 Sept 2007

Contractors risk falling into dodgy schemes under new law
The plan to audit service providers will mean that new contractors get good advice and avoid traps
�pending money and time to determine how to become compliant. New Scheme Will Help Fortunately, HMRC is planni� �law,'' Roback points out. As in any industry, the contracting industry includes a number of service providers w� �agency that placed the ad, and taking their first contract. It then becomes clear that they need some way to�
Category: News | Mon, 29 Oct 2007

Contractor exclusive: brown defines managed service companies
ContractorCalculator offers an exclusive: the text of the law in the budget that will change the way you do business: managed service companies.
�r own Personal Service Company or to go through a compliant Umbrella . However there may be short term proble� �panies could be applicable to a large part of the contracting industry. "The definition has been widened and we� �operate especially if they are already tied into contracts for some months post April 2007." Agencies are ex� �serious concern for those who are currently under contract to managed service companies , What do they do no�
Category: News | Thu, 22 Mar 2007

Brown's attack on contractors could backfire
Comment on the text of the new MSC attack from the Treasury suggested that much case law willl be needed to handle unresolved issues.
�positions were even being marketed as being 'IR35 Compliant.' Today, market demand for IT contractors has ret� �ctors are now again being able to pick only those contracts that comply.'' This strategy could be a spectacul� �ey could to ensure contractors were outside IR35. Contract positions were even being marketed as being 'IR35�
Category: News | Mon, 26 Mar 2007

Treasury move on mscs will drive non-compliance problem underground
View from Barry Roback, Chief Executive of JSA Accountants.
�ssary for those contractors already in fully IR35 compliant arrangements in composite companies, to move into� �s proposed legislation did not signify the end of contracting, but simply another misguided attempt by the Trea� �ed with a lot more paperwork, as thousands of new contracts would have to be entered into so that all terms w�
Category: News | Fri, 12 Jan 2007

Contractor industry body moves to mitigate impact of treasury consultation
In the wake of the Treasury’s proposed consultation on contractor’s expenses, umbrella company industry body the Association of Employment Management Companies and Lawspeed announce a meeting to discuss the implications.
�e sector apart and possibly decimate the existing compliant contractor umbrella companies with tens of thousa� �on, which truly represents a large element of the contracting sector and has extremely high audit requirements� �and agencies that operate overarching employment contracts, as well as accountants who work with contractors�
Category: News | Wed, 23 Jul 2008

Capping contractors’ travel expenses benefits no one
Studies conducted by ContractorCalculator show that should the government legislate against contractors claiming expenses, no one would benefit, least of all the Exchequer.
�. In other words, companies that make regular and compliant payments to HMRC because they legitimately employ� �by the Professional Contractors Group (PCG), the contracting sector’s representative body, as not being up to� �25,000 of what the government calls ‘over arching contracts’. No resources for policing more small businesses�
Category: News | Thu, 31 Jul 2008

Umbrella Legislation and Lessons from IR35: What Comes Next for the Supply Chain
The new umbrella legislation will likely see firms seek control by introducing policies that prevent a potential liability under JSL to affect them
�ithout their knowledge. It's not uncommon for non-compliant operators to use shadow directors, which can only� �insist on agency payroll or fixed-term employment contracts instead. Agencies may develop direct-to-HMRC paym�
Category: News | Tue, 09 Sept 2025

Off-Payroll draft legislation published: Government dismisses consultation concerns
Draft legislation for proposed Off-Payroll private sector rules ignores consultation feedback and confirms clients will assess IR35 status from 2020.
�ules that risk imposing unfair tax liabilities on compliant parties, it appears as though Government intends� �ractors to help prevent irrevocable damage to the contracting sector by joining the Stop the Off-Payroll Tax ca� �tion requires clients to assess status before the contract has even started, ignoring the realities of the w�
Category: News | Thu, 11 Jul 2019

Contracting stakeholders raise concern over T&S changes and public sector IR35 reform
Contracting stakeholders met to discuss T&S changes and public sector IR35 reform at FCSA’s Compliance Seminar, attended by ContractorCalculator.
�Robert Burton conceded that in targeting the non-compliant, HMRC has a tendency to overlook how legislation� �gave umbrella providers, accountants and relevant contracting stakeholders an opportunity to address changes to� �35, why not simply only hire people on fixed term contracts, and forget about the test?” HMRC responded that� �simply by including a substitution clause in the contract. “I think we were all expecting the recent HMRC g�
Category: News | Tue, 12 Apr 2016