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Comparing taxes: contractors versus employees
Compared with employees, contractors enjoy only modest tax advantages and generate considerably more tax. Find out how you can help HMRC realise this.
�ount of taxes deducted is the effective rate. Why IR35 isn’t the answer to HMRC’s prayers Though the dif� �s unlimited IR35 assessments, helping you to stay compliant with IR35, combined with insurance to protect aga� �take from contractors and employees. How tax from contracting and employment income compares Let’s consider thi�
Category: Articles: Tax Issues | Mon, 03 Jun 2019

Off-Payroll amendments could pose problems for payroll companies
The redefinition of intermediaries in the final amendments to the Off-Payroll legislation threatens to make umbrella companies redundant.
�ies and other payroll intermediaries, research by IR35 Shield reveals. Introduced to Chapter 10 of the I� �tax deductions, removing the opportunity for non-compliant payment intermediaries to enter the supply chain.� �e via an umbrella company for the duration of the contract. The supply chain now consists of the client, rec�
Category: News | Thu, 08 Oct 2020

Umbrella Companies: How contractors can set up and use
Thinking of using an umbrella company for your contracting? These guides for UK contractors, freelancers and consultants tell you how to choose one and get started today. Find out more.
�olution is their best option. Umbrella companies, IR35 compliance & HMRC approval – contracto� �e important aspects to consider are: Are they tax compliant (avoid 'schemes' at all costs) Speed of processin� �se umbrella companies? So, you are ready to start contracting, have a contract offer, and have decided that usi� �s? So, you are ready to start contracting, have a contract offer, and have decided that using an umbrella co�
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Contracting in 2015: experts predictions for contractors in the New Year
Contractors can expect 2015 to be action-packed, featuring an election, tax legislation, exciting opportunities and ongoing contracting sector growth.
�in demand in both the SME and blue chip sectors.” IR35 won’t change, but major tax changes could be ahea� �ve challenges they face will require creative and compliant solutions from service providers. With the ongoin� �and for their services. The ongoing growth of the contracting sector means the flexible workforce will become a� �r, Hays Construction & Property. “Experienced contract professionals remain a crucial resource to take o�
Category: News | Mon, 05 Jan 2015

Contracting stakeholders respond to the OTS Small company taxation review
Contracting experts offer opinions on new business model and taxation proposals put forward by the OTS in its ‘Small company taxation review’.
�that SEPA could cause with agency legislation and IR35 , Strike acknowledges that there is an argument f� �nt drain on contractors as they attempt to remain compliant: “As accountants, we spend a lot of time studying� �Contracting experts have given mixed reviews of the Office of�
Category: News | Wed, 23 Mar 2016

How to pass an IT interview - 21 killer tips to get that job
Are you a great techie but terrible at interviews and don't get hired? Read 21 tips for IT interviews.
�r not being hired to use the latest Whizz-bang CV compliant technology, but are there to help their business.� �ason they will consider hiring you. To shine at a contract interview for an IT contract and get offered the�
Category: Articles: Job Search | Tue, 21 Nov 2017

Contractor tax avoidance schemes – an overview
Contractor tax avoidance schemes are worlds away from the schemes used by corporates and the wealthy – and some of them work, says David Colom of DJ Colom & Co
�ainst the ‘spirit’ of the law. But they are fully compliant with the law and do work.” Tax avoidance schemes�
Category: Articles: Tax Issues | Thu, 10 Jul 2014

Contractor Doctor
Your questions answered. Can't find the information you need? Ask the Contractor Doctor.
�Recently answered questions... Q. Can I avoid an IR35 investigation if I close my limited company? Answ� �eir earnings or to confirm that their business is compliant. Can I give children shares in my contracting com� �f the agent is uncooperative? If an agent who has contracted with you in the past refuses to handle your contr� �r Doctor answers readers questions. From starting contracting, through to financial issues, legal issues and di� �d company? Answer... Q. Can I apply for different contracts with the same agent? Answer... Q. Are advertised� �with the same agent? Answer... Q. Are advertised contract rates a good guide to market rates? Answer... Q.�
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Contractor Doctor: I have paid IR35 taxes for seven years. What are my options?
Contractors caught for many years can adopt strategies enabling them to regain control of their career and stop paying too much tax.
�the outset I decided that my contract was inside IR35, and instructed my accountant to ensure the neces� �y for any. In fact, the agency suggested that its contracts are ‘IR35 friendly’, so should I be paying extra� �st seven years. From the outset I decided that my contract was inside IR35, and instructed my accountant to�
Category: Articles: Contractor Doctor Q+A | Tue, 25 Mar 2014

Contractor Doctor: Contract says ‘in IR35’, working practices are out: what’s right?
Contractors with a 'caught' contract may have working practices that put them clearly outside, but the trick is to provide proof.
�cting last year, I was new to the complexities of IR35. Having read up on the subject on Contractor Calc� �Dear Contractor Doctor When I started contracting last year, I was new to the complexities of IR35.� �ay for back taxes, interest and penalties on past contracts, and a loss of up to 25% of take home pay if they� �Calculator I realise that IR35 might apply to my contract. My client is based outside the UK and unaware of�
Category: Articles: Contractor Doctor Q+A | Mon, 31 Mar 2014

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