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Contractors may be closer to learning IR35 & expenses outcomes from Autumn Statement
Contractors may be a step closer to learning the outcomes of key IR35 and expenses consultations as the Autumn Statement date is confirmed.
�ations into the future of expenses tax relief and IR35 . This follows confirmation by Chancellor George� �mn Statement.” The Summer Budget 2015 shocked the contracting community with its proposals to implement Dividen�
Category: News | Thu, 10 Sept 2015

IR35 Reform: IR35 is no longer relevant to contracting
Contractors face another IR35 review, as ContractorCalculator’s response to HMRC’s IR35 discussion document shows the tax is no longer relevant.
�as HMRC is conducting yet another review into why IR35 is not delivering the tax the taxman thinks it sh� �iscussion document , we explain that the world of contracting has changed during the last 15 years, which is wh� �and moving to more lucrative opportunities in the contract market. The vast majority of IT workers in the la�
Category: News | Wed, 07 Oct 2015

IR35 Reform: HMRC’s policy objectives are flawed
HMRC’s policy objectives & tax targets in its Intermediaries Legislation (IR35) discussion document are based on weak analysis and flawed assumptions.
�ContractorCalculator’s analysis of HMRC’s IR35 policy objectives – or target tax yields – as out� �ct a great deal more research and analysis of the contracting market to fully understand how much tax it can re�
Category: News | Tue, 13 Oct 2015

IR35 Reform: compliance must be shared by contractors and clients
Contractors won’t be saying goodbye to IR35 – HMRC has said that abolition is not an option. So, maybe shared responsibility is the way forward?
�Contractors are stuck with IR35 , as HMRC has made it clear in its Intermediaries� �erstand the flexible workforce in general and the contracting sector specifically, so that its goals are realis� �of all tax underpayment if IR35 applies to their contract. But with the Dividend Tax changes coming into fo�
Category: News | Mon, 19 Oct 2015

IR35 could become irrelevant if OTS Employment Status Review solutions are adopted
IR35 was not the focus of the OTS Employment Status Review but it could become irrelevant if the report’s recommendations are implemented.
�IR35 may become irrelevant if the recommendations made� �money to ensure that IR35 does not apply to their contracts.” HMRC and the IR35 Forum Administration Review T�
Category: News | Wed, 25 Mar 2015

HMRC IR35 case capacity revealed as only 250: the war on disguised employment is over
HMRC’s IR35 investigation capacity has been confirmed as 250 by the IR35 Forum Minutes, showing that the war on disguised employment is at an end.
�HMRC’s IR35 enquiries capacity is only 250 cases at any one t�
Category: News | Fri, 27 Mar 2015

IR35 is highly complex and expensive for contractors: that’s official, says the OTS
IR35 is one of the most complex taxes for small firms and is expensive to implement, shows the Office of Tax Simplification’s tax complexity index.
�IR35 is both highly complex and expensive to administe� �hat is highly respected by tax practitioners, the contracting community and also by policymakers. That IR35 is�
Category: News | Wed, 01 Jul 2015

HMRC’s planned IR35 tool is impossible, claims expert
HMRC will fail in its bid to develop a tool that can conclusively determine a contractor’s IR35 status, says ContractorCalculator CEO Dave Chaplin.
�the unachievable in its bid to develop an online IR35 test that provides a binary answer to determine w� �mined by HMRC to be in. The consensus amongst the contracting community is that shifting this responsibility ov� �ementation of the right to substitution into many contracts in 1999 amongst contractors to avoid IR35, conclu� �t of control they consider to be present within a contract on a scale of one to five. An approach like that�
Category: News | Tue, 12 Jul 2016

Contractor expenses outcome in Finance Bill 2016 puts focus on IR35 result, says IPSE
Contractors outside IR35 won’t lose expenses tax relief, meaning there could be worse to come when IR35 is reformed, warns IPSE’s Andy Chamberlain.
�Limited company contractors not caught by IR35 can continue to claim travel and subsistence tax� �DC test was a cause of contention amongst many of contracting’s stakeholders, most of whom argued that the test� �hat the measures only apply to a PSC contractor’s contract when it falls within IR35, meaning contractors op�
Category: News | Thu, 10 Dec 2015

IR35 will not change until at least April 2017, confirms HMRC to IR35 Forum
Contracting stakeholders in the IR35 Forum welcomed confirmation from HMRC that IR35 is set to remain unchanged until at least the 2017/18 tax year.
�Contractors will see no changes to IR35 between now and at least April 2017, ContractorCa� �l take place during the 2016/17 tax year. Many of contracting’s stakeholders were at the meeting of the IR35 Fo� �outlets reported details of a rumoured one-month contract limit prior to the Autumn Statement. However, thi�
Category: News | Wed, 16 Dec 2015