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Agency Workers Regulations: careful preparation will mitigate impact, says expert
Contractors may experience little change once the Agency Workers Regulations come into force, explains Professional Passport’s Crawford Temple.
�with contractors. Contractors should not confuse IR35 with AWR “ IR35 and AWR have been incorrectly clo� �WR, and many service providers have developed AWR-compliant trading models for their contractor employees,” s� �that careful preparation by agencies, clients and contracting services providers will largely mitigate the impa� �y are out of AWR’s scope. This will help them win contracts.” Knowledge of AWR can also help umbrella company� �Those that don’t are being sent the agency/client contract version, which is written in such a way as to con�
Category: News | Wed, 28 Sept 2011

98% of HS2 contractors deemed ‘inside IR35’ as FOI suggests Off-Payroll non-compliance
98% of IR35 assessments conducted by HS2 in 2018 deemed the contractor caught by the Off-Payroll rules, suggesting further public sector non-compliance.
�98% of IR35 status assessments carried out by High Speed 2 (H� �ontractors undertaking the job. Despite being non-compliant with the Off-Payroll rules, Network Rail correspo� �rules were introduced appear to confirm that: HS2 contracts are automatically considered to be ‘inside IR35’� �t in January 2019 to ask if I was interested in a contract opportunity on HS2 based in Birmingham. I was tol�
Category: News | Wed, 08 May 2019

Contractors only marginally affected by offshore employment intermediaries proposals
Contractors using offshore tax schemes and less compliant umbrella companies may be only marginally affected by HMRC’s offshore employment proposals.
�npaid tax and NICs to the agency or client Unlike IR35, HMRC’s solution is not to go after the workers,� �ax schemes and those trading via some of the less compliant umbrella companies are likely to feel only a marg�
Category: News | Tue, 11 Jun 2013

IR35 predictions for 2001
Some IR35 predictions for 2001
�So, what is going to happen to IR35 in 2001. Well, if the PCG win the judicial review� �nds the following: Make sure you contract is IR35 compliant. Make sure your working practices are IR35 compli� �made no effort to ensure IR35 compliance in their contracts, and have not sorted out their working practices� �IR35Calc recommends the following: Make sure you contract is IR35 compliant. Make sure your working practic�
Category: News | Tue, 02 Jan 2001

Contractors warned of return of Managed Services Company legislation
Post the Dragonfly case and awaiting the Treasury’s move on umbrella expenses, can contractors relax? Not according to Lawspeed’s Adrian Marlowe.
�nal service company services, company formation , IR35 services , accountancy advice, employment umbrell� �of various trade associations and that they are ‘compliant’. But Marlowe urges contractors and agencies to u� �After a dramatic few weeks for the contracting sector, you’d be forgiven for thinking that perha� �re-examine the fundamentals of current and future contracts. Add to this the Treasury’s current consultation� �g that will go down in contracting history as the contract with a right of substitution clause that was judg�
Category: News | Mon, 20 Oct 2008

Hirers face huge rights claims pay-outs after inside IR35 contractor legal settlement
Hirers, agencies and clients forcing contractors inside IR35 following Off-Payroll face huge employment rights claims after a significant legal settlement.
�ights claims from the contractors they force into IR35 using the Off-Payroll rules . This follows contra� �s ContractorCalculator CEO Dave Chaplin. Some non-compliant umbrella companies, agencies, and in some cases e�
Category: News | Mon, 24 Sept 2018

Off-Payroll: ‘assignment rates’ pose problems for contractors, agencies and clients
Contractors subject to the Off-Payroll rules should be aware of ‘assignment rates’, the quoting of which also poses risks for agencies and umbrellas.
�Contractors engaging in ‘inside IR35’ contracts are advised to be aware of the term ‘a� �encies and umbrella companies have engaged in non-compliant practices by unlawfully deducting employment taxe� �Contractors engaging in ‘inside IR35’ contracts are advised to be aware of the term ‘assignment r� �ssignment rate’ quoted by agencies, as the actual contract rate received could be considerably less. In resp�
Category: News | Tue, 17 Sept 2019

New Umbrella Tax Legislation Targets £2.85 billion in Unpaid Tax
The Government has published draft tax legislation which makes recruitment agencies liable for any unpaid tax by umbrella companies.
�working via a PSC for a small firm and is Inside IR35 (Chapter 8), is working via a Managed Service Com� �ills for workers. The Government asserts that non-compliant companies also harm compliant businesses and the� �on their behalf. The end client will be liable if contracting directly with an umbrella company." Chaplin says:� �ting appears to only make the highest agency that contracts with the client to be a 'relevant party' - leavin�
Category: News | Tue, 22 Jul 2025

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 27/Mar/2015
News this week covers: Temp & Contract Workforce event line-up; IR35 and the OTS; oil & gas contracts; IPSE pension reforms; and EFIP’s new members.
�ent and Employment Confederation’s (REC). More... IR35 will no longer be relevant if OTS ESR recommendat� �ffairs at IPSE. More... Umbrella contractors with compliant providers won’t be affected by holiday pay ruling� �ve greater representation now that their national contracting organisations have joined the European Forum of I� �nt.” More... Oil and gas contractors need to seek contracts further afield, following job losses Oil and gas� �Contractor client conference to reveal key contract worker strategies by leading clients Contractor c�
Category: News | Fri, 27 Mar 2015

Contractor tests to see if suppliers are Managed Services Company (MSC) providers
Contractors can avoid MSC rules and non-compliant service providers, says Stuart Davis in his first interview since becoming SPA Chairman.
�can all-to-easily fall into the trap of using non-compliant service providers and falling foul of the taxman,� �que insights into both the recruitment agency and contracting sectors. In his new SPA role, he intends to use t� �provider to manage their accounts, to check their contracts or as a trading vehicle, such as a contractor umb�
Category: News | Thu, 28 Jan 2010

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