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Advice on choosing a good contractor accountant
What should you look for when choosing an accountant. Find out…
�all their contractors' and asked them to pay an 'IR negotiated sum' for certain expenses based on a t� �ooking for an accountant because you are entering contracting. In either case you need to know what you can exp�

Category: News | Fri, 17 Mar 2000


Negotiating your contract for IR35 compliance
If you have been offered a contract which is caught, or are in a contract that is caught you’ll need to consider negotiating changes to get it outside. We explain how.
�ual for them to advertise contracts that are IR35 compliant as a selling point. In booming markets it is in t� �ctors and it is not unusual for them to advertise contracts that are IR35 compliant as a selling point. In bo� �Whether it is a new contract or a contract renewal it is in your interest to g�

Category: Articles: IR35 | Mon, 24 Apr 2006


Contractor and recruiter bodies in final attempt to delay false self-employment rules
PCG and the REC have joined forces to write to the Chancellor in a last ditch attempt to delay proposed false self-employment legislation.
�ail the economic recovery, and increase costs for compliant agencies by as much as 25%. The false self employ� �March 2014 Budget. The two bodies warn that core contracting sectors, such as IT, energy, oil and gas, constru� �ng about how business works and the complexity of contracts for long-term projects.” PCG director of policy a�

Category: News | Thu, 13 Mar 2014


Professional passport brings advice and banking to contractors
On 21 January, a new website called Professional Passport will offer contractors advice on key issues and eventually banking services. And it's all free if your agency signs up.
�en properly reviewed, because, should they not be compliant, Professional Passport could be held liable for c� �formation and contract review firms. Our image in contracting has been tarnished by the various attacks on it b� �ity on Professional Passport to review both their contracts for independent status, and to make sure their pr� �ssing a number of umbrella, company formation and contract review firms. Our image in contracting has been t�

Category: News | Mon, 21 Jan 2008


Amendments tabled to Finance Bill to “curb or kill” umbrella companies
The amendments tabled by senior Conservative MPs seek to combat malpractice and reduce tax avoidance and evasion of potentially over £1bn per year.
�ressive tax avoidance schemes to self-proclaimed “compliant” firms who skim monies from contractors’ wages by� �me following a Loan Charge APPG Inquiry into ‘How Contracting Should Work’ with a powerful report published in�

Category: News | Thu, 20 May 2021


Professional Passport leads supply-chain compliance discussion with new report
Professional Passport publishes report laying down a pragmatic path to supply chain compliance. But, will HMRC listen?
�ry to recoup some £1bn in lost revenue due to non-compliant practices. Outlined in a new report entitled The� �legislation and regulation. Dave Chaplin, CEO of contracting authority ContractorCalculator said: “This excell�

Category: News | Mon, 07 Jun 2021


Agencies can override incorrect Off-Payroll (IR35) status decisions by clients
The Off-Payroll legislation shows that agencies are free to override assessments made by clients, as Matt Boddington of Chartergates explains.
�and ‘reasonable care’ Agencies are urged to adopt compliant practices to overcome what Boddington considers t� �in a bizarre situation whereby they enter into a contract and are expected to abide by a status decision th�

Category: Articles: Off-Payroll (IR35) Reforms | Wed, 25 Jul 2018


Off-Payroll audit guide: How to avoid IR35 compliance risks in the supply chain
Hiring firms and recruiters must take careful measures to negate tax liability risk resulting from the Off-Payroll (IR35) debt transfer provisions.
�m simply to ease its tax collecting task when non-compliant parties prove difficult to locate. Many have high� �that the provider isn’t considered for any future contracts offered. If a high-risk supplier was introduced t� �IR35 status assessments and the tax treatment of contract income aren’t the only issues to consider regardi�

Category: Articles: Off-Payroll (IR35) Reforms | Thu, 10 Sept 2020


Contractor umbrella companies and their contractors sent fresh warning from HMRC
HMRC has launched another warning shot across the bows of umbrella companies, announcing renewed investigations into umbrellas and their contractors.
�rkers to shop their agencies or umbrellas for non-compliant activity is a new move on the part of the Revenue� �g: Potentially ineffective overarching employment contracts Dispensations that are invalid, or which have bee�

Category: News | Mon, 10 Aug 2009


Professional Passport: a new legal help site for contractors
Professional Passport is soon to provide compliance help on tough topics like managed service company legislation.
�s not legally bound to certify any such scheme as compliant. But having access to a set of standards which th� �by a group of experts with long experience in the contracting industry, Professional Passport has been working�

Category: News | Fri, 14 Dec 2007


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