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Emergency action plan for public sector bodies affected by IR35
HMRC’s latest IR35 announcement poses another threat to PSBs. Find out how you can mitigate your risk of losing your contractors.
�on to avoid losing contractors as a result of the IR35 reforms . This comes after recent HMRC guidance c� �isk. For contractors paid a month in arrears, all contracts need to be IR35 tested prior to 6 March. If you h� �am . Negotiating contracts outside IR35 Once each contract has been IR35 tested, you can make an informed de�
Category: News | Wed, 08 Feb 2017

HMRC discovers extra £75m of IR35 tax yield, according to Lords’ PSC inquiry evidence
EXCLUSIVE: HMRC has upped its estimate of IR35’s tax yield by £75m, from £475m in late November 2013 to £550m in early January 2014.
�ed that contractors are paying an ‘extra’ £75m of IR35 tax yield over the space of a few weeks. This eno� �company contractor, agency payroll and fixed-term contract income tax and NICs revenues. How much is IR35’s�
Category: News | Fri, 10 Jan 2014

IR35 Forum – Part 5: How to measure whether IR35 really is being better administered
If HMRC and the Treasury are serious about improving IR35’s administration, they need transparent processes to benchmark and measure performance.
�benchmarking and measuring the administration of IR35 , neither HMRC, nor the Treasury or taxpayers, wi� �etter administer IR35. Whilst contractors and the contracting community broadly welcome the intention to ‘bette�
Category: News | Wed, 29 Jun 2011

IR35 Forum – Part 3: Better administration of IR35 – so what does that actually mean?
In this third of a series of articles analysing options open to the IR35 Forum, ContractorCalculator examines what better administration looks like.
�ator examines what “clear improvements to the way IR35 is administered” might, and might not, look like� �inistered” might, and might not, look like from a contracting perspective. This is the third in a series of art� �ion for several years without seeking alternative contracts or doing anything that remotely resembled running�
Category: News | Thu, 30 Jun 2011

Lords slam IR35: benefits are unproven and HMRC needs to review them
IR35’s benefits to the Exchequer may be overstated, concludes the Lords’ PSC inquiry, as HMRC is called on to review the future of the tax.
�IR35’s benefit to the Exchequer as a tax-raising tool� �mittee’s final report acknowledging that: “Serial contracting is a feature of the British workforce and is supp�
Category: News | Mon, 07 Apr 2014

Contractor hopes of IR35 reform dashed as Lords’ inquiry brushed aside by government
Contractor hopes that IR35 might be reformed have been dashed by the government’s response to the House of Lords Select’ Select Committee PSC inquiry.
�Contractor hopes that IR35 might be reformed as a result of the of Lords’ Se� �ainly continue to use commercial IR35 experts for contract reviews and opinions on their employment status.”�
Category: News | Wed, 11 Jun 2014

IR35 Forum: HMRC outlines four areas that could offer real IR35 process improvements
Contractors may see real progress at last from the IR35 Forum, as HMRC outlines four key areas for IR35 improvements.
�ractors may be seeing some real progress from the IR35 Forum , after HMRC laid out four key areas in whi�
Category: News | Thu, 06 Oct 2011

IR35 Forum: Expect "real improvements" for contractors, says recruiter body APSCo
Contractors can expect the IR35 Forum to deliver real improvements, according to Ann Swain of APSCo, the recruiter body that is now part of the forum.
�Contractors can expect the IR35 Forum to deliver “real improvements”, according t� �We appreciate the desire amongst the professional contracting community for clarity regarding IR35,” says Swain�
Category: News | Tue, 24 May 2011

IR35 Forum – Part 1: Analysing the objectives for IR35’s better administration
In the first of a series of articles analysing options open to the IR35 Forum, ContractorCalculator looks at why IR35 deserves better administration.
�ContractorCalculator assesses IR35 ’s objectives and looks at why contractors and th� �s objectives and looks at why contractors and the contracting sector IR35 affects – not to mention the governme�
Category: News | Sun, 05 Jun 2011

IR35 certainty for contractors? So close and, perhaps, not so far
Contractors are very close to enjoying a potential three-year rolling’ IR35 amnesty’ if we keep our nerve and help HMRC improve its new test regime.
�recently came very close to gaining an element of IR35 certainty for the first time since the legislatio� �5 certainty – assuming the circumstances of their contracts don’t change too much, of course. The tests could�
Category: News | Sat, 12 May 2012