Search Results

You searched for 'ir35 compliant contract'. There were 3239 results in 7 categories . Only the first 250 are shown.

Modify:

Results within categories:

All [3239]
Guide [835]
News [2187]
Guide Index [150]
First Timers Guide [14]
Calculators [19]
Contractor Services [24]
Corporate Information [10]

Results:

Contractors stuck with IR35: Government’s response to the Lords’ PSC inquiry
Contractors won’t see IR35 being repealed any time soon, according to the government’s “lacklustre” and “formulaic” response to the Lords’ inquiry.
�Contractors will continue to be subject to IR35 , regardless of the harsh criticisms levelled at�
Category: News | Tue, 10 Jun 2014

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 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

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

Contracting in 2013: IR35, PSC inquiry, false self-employment and economic recovery
Contracting in 2013 was a year dominated by IR35, green shoots of recovery and two late surprises: the Lords PSC inquiry and false self-employment.
�ntracting in 2013 had more than its fair share of IR35 activity, particularly in the public sector. This� �Contracting in 2013 had more than its fair share of IR35 acti�
Category: News | Thu, 02 Jan 2014

Contractors will suffer from HMRC budget cutbacks unless plans improve, says NAO
Contractors are at risk of suffering ongoing uncertainties as a result of HMRC’s £1.6bn cost cutting programme unless plans improve says the NAO.
�uffering ongoing uncertainties over their tax and IR35 status due to HMRC ’s planned £1.6bn budget cuts.�
Category: News | Wed, 20 Jul 2011

Contractors a vital part of UK recovery, agree tax experts at PCG-sponsored event
The Reform think-tank and PCG yesterday discussed contractors’ input to UK economic recovery with a select band of leading experts and influencers.
�flexible working with punitive taxation, such as IR35 , contractors and freelancers should be encourage�
Category: News | Thu, 15 Oct 2009

Supreme Court Uber decision good for gig economy but offers little for contractors
The Supreme Court has upheld the decision to assign ‘worker’ status to two former Uber drivers in a significant outcome for the gig economy.
�take-away for the contracting community regarding IR35 and Off-Payroll matters is the reinforcement of w� �ntrolled by the Uber app.” “The take-away for the contracting community regarding IR35 and Off-Payroll matters� �determined to be employees of Autoclenz after the contracts issued by the car detailing business were deemed�
Category: News | Fri, 19 Feb 2021

Uber court case could dramatically affect your next contract
Uber drivers are challenging the company in court over their employment status, in a case that could have huge implications for contractors and IR35.
�ure court cases surrounding employment status and IR35 . “This is the most high-profile court case conce� �weeks ago , could have huge implications for the contracting sector. Contractors are advised to keep close tab� �tors. Contractors urged to pay close attention to contracts Experts are already encouraging agencies to revie�
Category: News | Mon, 01 Aug 2016

Primary Path: the contractor was not the one that got away
Contractor Phil Winfield was not the one that got away in the Primary Path case. It was the HMRC inspector who insisted the case went to tribunal.
�y Primary Path, through eight painful years of an IR35 investigation culminating in a tribunal. It was t� �itution clauses mirrored in upper and lower level contracts and he was so specialist in his field he could no�
Category: News | Wed, 17 Aug 2011