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Changes to IR35 could impact on clients and agencies
Changes to IR35 that place extra costs and liabilities on clients could cause damage to the UK’s flexibility, says Alan Rommel of Parity Resources.
�ors may benefit in the short term from changes to IR35 that put end-user clients in the frame for penalt� �n the growth of trading models as alternatives to contracting through a limited company ; these include things� �r field invested substantially into reviewing our contracts so as to make them as IR35-friendly as possible.� �wth of a whole new services sector providing IR35 contract reviews , IR35 investigation insurance and expert�

Category: News | Tue, 28 Sept 2010


MP’s Early Day Motion to end IR35 is welcome, but doomed to failure
Despite Lib Dem MP Lorely Burt’s attempts to abolish IR35 with an Early Day Motion, the “contractors’ tax” will remain as it raises too much money.
�Motion (EDM) calling for the Treasury to abolish IR35 because of the distress it causes to the UK’s 1.4� �term contractors, not just recent entrants to the contracting sector.” In addition, umbrella company contractor� �onal Insurance Contributions (NICs) because their contracts are within IR35 and they accept this status. “The�

Category: News | Tue, 24 Mar 2009


New IR35 resources for contractors
The latest guidance to help contractors manage their IR35 status comes in a PCG guide, which complements the newly published Contractors’ Handbook.
�) has released an updated version of its Guide to IR35 for freelance consultants and contractors. The gu� �ages contain essential guidance on all aspects of contracting. The updated PCG guide, which has been revised by� �ck taxes, interest and penalties. Upper and lower contracts Contractors are urged to insist that, if they are� �ests that will determine the IR35 status of their contract: It's still entirely possible to work outside�

Category: News | Fri, 19 Dec 2008


PCG’s revelation of IR35’s £1.5m per year tax take is (sadly) not the full story
PCG has used the Freedom of Information Act to reveal that the annual IR35 tax take from contractors is just £1.5m – but there’s more to the story.
�With official figures showing that IR35 only brings in about £1.5 million each year, it w� �are within IR35; many, particularly those new to contracting, prefer the simplicity and convenience of not run� �rk through an umbrella because they believe their contracts are within IR35; many, particularly those new to�

Category: News | Fri, 22 May 2009


Contractor market segmentation is the key to understanding the real impact of IR35
Deeper market insights reveal the real effect of IR35 on contractors, Parasol Group’s Rob Crossland told ContractorCalculator.
�The belief that IR35 only brings in direct tax takings of about £1.5mi� �insights into how IR35 has affected them. “In the contracting sector we have a workforce with widely different� �idely different skills, rates, types and terms of contracts, plus, of course, many sectors,” explains Crossla� �plains: “A first-time contractor on a three-month contract and earning £15 an hour clearly does not need to�

Category: News | Fri, 19 Jun 2009


Contractors face escalated IR35 threat as HMRC starts flexing new Schedule 36 powers
Contractors will face a renewed threat when HMRC start applying powers available under Schedule 36 in IR35 cases, says Matt Boddington of Accountax.
�Contractors confident that their IR35 defence would stand up to HMRC ’s scrutiny in an� �and it is no secret that HMRC are hostile to the contracting sector.” Fortunately, plenty can be done to avoid� �he continues. “Minor amendments resulting from a contract review by a specialist would make it difficult fo�

Category: News | Mon, 28 Sept 2009


IR35 special report: 10 years that shook the world of UK contractors
ContractorCalculator marks 10 years of IR35 with expert perspectives on this controversial tax law - Download the 36 page special report now!
�g facts to come out of ContractorCalculator’s new IR35 special report on the past, present and future of� �ion of the fact that IR35 has helped shape modern contracting, for better or worse, ContractorCalculator has co�

Category: News | Mon, 02 Nov 2009


Larkstar leaves grim legacy for contractor IR35 status, despite HMRC closing case
HMRC has closed the Larkstar Data case, leaving contractor Alan Brill free to retire, but its legacy will live on in IR35 case law used by HMRC.
�’s ongoing application of case law in determining IR35 status . According to a report by PCG (formerly t� �al that contractors understand if they wish their contracts to stay outside IR35. For examples, things previo�

Category: News | Fri, 23 Apr 2010


Contractor IR35 investigation for first time sparked by P35 service company question
HMRC may have started targeting contractors for IR35 investigations by using the P35 service company question, according to Seb Maley of Qdos
�t appears they may well become targets of an HMRC IR35 enforcement campaign. So warns Seb Maley of Qdos� �spector has asked to see the contractor’s current contract and to find out who reviewed it to establish whet�

Category: News | Mon, 05 Jul 2010


Accountax win shows importance of IR35 fundamentals when contracting
Accountax has won an IR35 case, obliging the Revenue to drop the matter before it went to court. IR35 fundamentals were the key.
�The Revenue has dropped an IR35 case against the Tyne and Wear based contractor A� �tentive to IR35 issues,'' Thomson explains. ''The contract clearly indicated that the contractor had control�

Category: News | Tue, 29 Apr 2008


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