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Contractors faced with child benefit withdrawal should take action before 7 January
Contractors earning over £50,000 a year & facing the withdrawal of their child benefit should implement a tax strategy before the 7 January deadline.
�r the benefit withdrawal is not measured by gross contracting fee income, but by a contractor’s gross income le�

Category: News | Mon, 05 Nov 2012


Retrospective tax-reducing strategies for contractors who overpaid in previous years
Contractors can adopt tax strategies that may reduce their tax liability arising from previous financial years, says Abbott Moore’s James Abbott.
�d those who might have temporarily stepped out of contracting to work on a fixed-term employment contract . Abb� �of contracting to work on a fixed-term employment contract . Abbott explains: “As is the case with all contr�

Category: Articles: Tax Issues | Tue, 14 May 2013


BBC confirms its commitment to ditching limited company contractors and freelancers
Limited company contractors working in on-air roles for the BBC face a new employment test the broadcaster admits is designed to cut their numbers.
�that “there were 3,272 personal service companies contracted by the BBC during the financial year 2011/2012”.� �people have requested to be moved onto employment contracts”, suggesting that so far the entire exercise has�

Category: News | Tue, 21 May 2013


New VAT rate rules for contractors – changes due to the 20% rate from 4 January 2011
Limited company contractors will be required to change their invoices & VAT return accounting when VAT increases from 17.5% to 20% on 4 January 2011.
�for sales that span the rate change on 4 January: Contracts started before 4 January 2011 and completed after� �, for example, a contractor started work on a new contract on 4 January and submitted an invoice after worki�

Category: Articles: Tax Issues | Wed, 24 Nov 2010


Contractor guide to the General Anti-Abuse Rule (GAAR)
Contractors should take into account the General Anti-Abuse Rule (GAAR) when making tax-planning decisions, says James Abbott of Abbott Moore.
�houldn’t be a target. GAAR may become a threat to contracting in 5-10 years But Abbott’s concern is that HMRC h�

Category: Articles: Tax Issues | Thu, 11 Apr 2013


Contractor tax avoidance schemes – understanding the benefits and risks
Contractors entering into tax avoidance schemes might find that they work, but there can be many pitfalls, as James Abbott of Abbott Moore explains.
�s, this is not an issue. But Abbott has seen many contracts from clients that stipulate no offshore entities� �s are particular about the entity with which they contract. For regular limited company contractors, or umbr�

Category: Articles: Tax Issues | Thu, 03 Jul 2014


What tax code should I be on? How UK tax codes work
UK tax codes tell contractors how much tax they are paying. Limited company contractors control their tax code but it is set for umbrella contractors.
�ly, when a contractor leaves their last job to go contracting they will be given a P45 by their former employer�

Category: Articles: Tax Issues | Tue, 10 Mar 2015


Onshore Employment Intermediaries reporting rules: contractor obligations
Contractors must supply personal data to agencies for the Onshore Employment Intermediaries reporting rules: those that subcontract are also caught.
�s say that one person limited company contractors contracting direct with the client don’t have to submit repor� �ed in the return of the intermediary that has the contract with the end client.” Furthermore: “If a personal�

Category: Articles: Tax Issues | Thu, 16 Apr 2015


Contractor guide to optimising VAT and the Flat Rate Scheme when starting out
Contractors can time their VAT and Flat Rate Scheme (FRS) registration to optimise VAT recovery when starting up, says James Abbott of Abbott Moore.
�mise their VAT recovery when first starting their contracting careers. “ Limited company contractors should tim�

Category: Articles: Tax Issues | Tue, 13 May 2014


Difference between tax avoidance and tax evasion
Contractors can use strategies for tax avoidance as the practice is perfectly legal, whereas deliberate tax evasion is illegal and a criminal offence.
�ately don't pay the tax they should HMRC In a contracting context, this could involve deliberately falsifyi�

Category: Articles: Tax Issues | Thu, 29 May 2014


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