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Crucial Dragonfly Consulting IR35 appeal has been lost
The contracting sector is reeling after Dragonfly’s John Bessell loses a crucial IR35 appeal at the High Court.
�A crucial IR35 test case for all contractors has been lost by Dr� �Bessell, leaving him with a huge tax bill and the contracting sector with an even bigger headache. Dragonfly Co� �put forward by Bessell’s defence team. ‘Notional Contracts’ The Treasury-proposed IR35 legislation has allow� �roved by HMRC to have been within IR35 during his contract with client The Automobile Association. Supported�
Category: News | Thu, 04 Sept 2008

Strengthening the IR35 case
Your contract on its own will not guarantee you to be outside IR35.
�2000 of the Intermediaries Legislation, known as “IR35”, the word “contract” seems to have been on every� �tax liabilities upon freelance companies that are contracted by their customers or clients to provide services� �mediaries Legislation, known as “IR35”, the word “contract” seems to have been on everyone’s lips. This is h�
Category: News | Fri, 11 Nov 2005

IR35: is it a voluntary tax?
Illustration of the level of uncertainty which, even after four years, still surrounds IR35.
�their contractor clients. They felt he was inside IR35; he felt that he could make a case he was outside� �35. However, the exclusion of either or both in a contract does not necessarily mean a contractor is inside�
Category: News | Wed, 21 Jul 2004

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief - 05/Aug/2011
News this week includes Primary Path ruling; HMRC admits poor IR35 targeting; demand growth in IT and engineering; & latest tax proposals from OTS.
�HMRC pursued Primary Path IR35 case despite having little chance of winning The� �iving employment growth More workers are choosing contracting and the flexible labour market is driving employm� �ing the services and construction sectors for new contracts have cause for cautious optimism, according to Ju� �re IR35 cases, as Judge Sadler suggested that any contract that includes a substitution clause is unlikely t�
Category: News | Fri, 05 Aug 2011

Top 10 contracting news stories of 2012
Contractors have had a turbulent 2012, but one with many opportunities, as revealed by the top stories published on ContractorCalculator.
�turbulent year, with HMRC being very busy on the IR35 front – though perhaps not very effective, as Con� �Few in the contracting community would describe 2012 as “a good year”, b� �require contractors earning over £220 per day on contracts over six months to be able to demonstrate to thei�
Category: News | Thu, 20 Dec 2012

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 1/Mar/2013
News this week covers: HMRC IR35 strategy flawed; IR35 risk grows; North Sea contracts; HMRC names & shames; shale gas guidance; & longer interviews.
�sessment tools Contractors are facing unnecessary IR35 reviews as a result of HMRC’s flawed business ent� �l and gas contractors, plus those working in core contracting disciplines such as engineering, IT, interim mana� �nts forecast to generate tens of thousands of new contracts and jobs. The new investment in production from e� �ors could spend up to 38% more time to find a new contract, compared to the average pre-recession contract s�
Category: News | Fri, 01 Mar 2013

PCG remains committed to removing any barriers in contractors’ way
PCG’s John Brazier reaffirms that contractors’ interests are at the core of PCG’s approach to removing barriers to freelancing.
�s now no question that for the foreseeable future IR35 will not be abolished, as no political party is c� �litical party is committed to removing it. So the contracting sector’s focus must now be on the 2011 Budget’s r�
Category: News | Wed, 27 Apr 2011

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief - 11/Mar/2011
News this week includes options for IR35 reform; AWR guidance from BIS at last; contractor demand continues to increase; & global IT growth forecast.
�OTS reveals options for IR35 reform: suspend and abolish or enforce more effec� �nd for contractors increased across all the major contracting disciplines in February, as across the board onli� �onth high following 18 months of sustained growth Contract and temporary worker vacancies are at their highe�
Category: News | Thu, 10 Mar 2011

ContractorCalculator achieves over 100k unique visitors during recession – ABCe audit
ContractorCalculator received its sixth ABCe audit confirming >100k visitors a month, maintaining its contractor readership through a tough year.
�actorCalculator’s latest feature, the free online IR35 Test . This unique test can alert contractors to� �in content “ContractorCalculator remains the only contracting sector online advertising property to invest regu� �alert contractors to the potential risk of their contract being found within IR35 . “IR35 continues to attr�
Category: News | Fri, 29 Oct 2010

Exclusive: Conservatives pledge to support contractors and flexible workforce
Shadow corporate governance minister Jonathan Djanogly confirms Tory support for flexible workers in this exclusive ContractorCalculator interview.
�A Conservative government would review IR35 , implement the Agency Workers Directive from scr�
Category: News | Tue, 30 Jun 2009

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