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HMRC IR35 Contract Review Service – contractors should still steer clear
HMRC’s IR35 Contract Review Service should be avoided by contractors at all costs, despite a major plug for the taxman in HMRC’s new IR35 guidance.
�HMRC’s IR35 Contract Review Service should be avoided by cont� �ce be trusted to keep confidential the details of contracts it finds inside IR35, and not share contractors’� �HMRC’s IR35 Contract Review Service should be avoided by contractors a�
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| Wed, 25 Jun 2014
IR35 has failed for HMRC, but keep that quiet or the taxman might decide to fix it
IR35 is a failed tool for HMRC and clearly not fit for purpose. But don’t tell, otherwise the taxman might come up with a replacement that works.
�IR35 has failed HMRC as an effective tool to combat di� �ed and some contractors were hounded out of their contracts by officious public servants over-interpreting ho� �g an investigation. Simple steps such as securing contract reviews , creating an IR35 file and taking out ta�
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| Tue, 09 Jun 2015
IR35 enforced by clients? We will all just tell HMRC what it won’t want to hear
If engagers become responsible for IR35 compliance, as suggested in HMRC’s IR35 discussion document, we will all tell HMRC what it won’t want to hear.
�IR35 compliance could become the responsibility of the� �the interests of clients to determine that their contracting workforce is in reality made up of all disguised� �ntractors, and start doing what they suggest with contracts, working arrangements and in response to HMRC enq�
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| Thu, 03 Sept 2015
7 deadly truths that should kill off IR35
IR35 should be abolished, and there are seven deadly truths that ought to kill it off. But no-one in Government has the courage to grasp this nettle.
�are seven deadly truths that justify killing off IR35 . But there is no-one in HMRC, the Treasury or Go� �el of portfolio working, multiple employments and contracting/freelancing. This means there has been a steady d�
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| Thu, 22 Oct 2015
More IR35 meddling will put a brake on the UK flexible workforce’s growth
More meddling with IR35 will only damage the UK’s flexible knowledge workforce, reduce international competitiveness and cut – not grow – tax yields.
�Further meddling with IR35 won’t have a positive outcome. The Treasury and H� �t, the taxman’s assumptions about contractors and contracting show a woeful lack of knowledge about how the mar� �ors will just go onto the payroll on a fixed-term contract, or return to employment. Either way, they will e�
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| Wed, 04 Nov 2015
IR35 enquiries: the seven questions that deserve an answer from HMRC now
Contractors, and all taxpayers for that matter, deserve answers from HMRC about the effectiveness of the IR35 processes it introduced in May 2012.
�ve answers from HMRC to seven key questions about IR35 enquiries, following the introduction of its cont�
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| Mon, 13 May 2013
Contractor IR35 reviews: don’t rely on your client to get the facts straight
Contractors mustn’t rely on their client to keep good records, and should create their own IR35 dossier, as a recent Employment Tribunal highlights.
�tribunal, with absolutely no direct relevance to IR35 , has provided a very useful reminder that whenev� �that evidence of this is collected throughout the contract. It shows that contractors should always adopt IR�
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| Thu, 25 Apr 2013
HMRC’s refusal to publish IR35 data: if the results are poor, let’s call it a pilot
HMRC’s continuing refusal to publish any IR35 performance data coupled with its resumption of using the word pilot suggests the results won’t be good.
�at can we conclude from HMRC’s refusal to publish IR35 data and its increased emphasis that its framewor� �35 best practice, affordable insurance, effective contract reviews and a mature service industry behind them�
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| Tue, 29 Oct 2013
Will the Lords PSC inquiry achieve anything? Will an IR35 review result in action?
Contractors have been here before. Will the Lords PSC inquiry be as ineffective as previous reviews, or will an IR35 review finally result in action?
�Contractors have seen reviews of IR35 before and had their hopes dashed by the Chancell�
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| Mon, 02 Dec 2013
Contractors have fared well from the Lords’ PSC inquiry, but IR35 and HMRC less so
Limited company contractors have emerged in a positive light so far in the Lords’ PSC inquiry, but IR35 and HMRC are looking rather more tarnished.
�al Service Companies (PSCs) inquiry. In contrast, IR35 and HMRC have been found lacking. Two key themes� �lity on the client to determine the nature of the contract was a bad idea. Aside from the practicalities, th�
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| Mon, 03 Feb 2014
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