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IR35: summary of responses to Off-Payroll private sector consultation – June 2019
Feedback to HMRC’s latest Off-Payroll consultation has exposed several fundamental flaws in the taxman’s proposals, resulting in staunch opposition.
�” Once again, stakeholders urged HMRC to consider IR35 holistically by granting employment rights to ‘de� �reement process Liability model grossly unfair on compliant parties Calls for deemed employees to receive emp� �with HMRC’s proposals, with experts from the tax, contracting, recruitment and legal sectors warning of the dam�
Category: News | Mon, 17 Jun 2019

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�esting your help to push back proposals to reform IR35 in the public sector that would see many continge� �roughly nine in ten public sector contractors are compliant from a tax perspective, despite HMRC’s insistence� �HMRC’s claims: “The taxman has long targeted the contracting sector in efforts to increase its tax yield. Thes�
Category: News | Thu, 14 Jul 2016

Off-Payroll Working: Contractor lifts lid on HS2’s non-compliant IR35 practices
HS2’s failure to comply with IR35 has intensified skills shortages and imposed 30% tax hikes on contractors, says former HS2 contractor James Horabin.
�ody wants to work on HS2.” HS2 issues contractors IR35 ultimatum Horabin disclosed to ContractorCalculat� �reforms. The message clearly demonstrated the non-compliant blanket approach which many public authorities ar� �re straight away: “I was lucky in that I was back contracting within a month after leaving HS2. Other contracto� �tractor James Horabin, who worked a succession of contracts on the Government’s High Speed 2 (HS2) project, t� �ment’s High Speed 2 (HS2) project, terminated his contract after the HS2 hierarchy imposed unlawful blanket�
Category: News | Thu, 28 Jun 2018

Brookson: More focussed HMRC is targeting contractor services sector compliance
HMRC appears this year to be focusing on compliance in the contractor services sector, says contractor accountancy expert Martin Hesketh of Brookson.
�offer all our contractors independent vetting for IR35 status by employment law specialists.” Hesketh fi� �anies providing services to contractors are fully compliant, as well as the contractors themselves. “Brookson� �taxman buoyed by recent successes in tackling the contracting sector – most notably in the Dragonfly Consulting� �te a better position for themselves on any future contracts.” Contractors must have specialist advice “All ou�
Category: News | Thu, 05 Mar 2009

After the MSC legislation what should contractors do with existing contracts?
In the light of the Managed Service Companies (MSC) legislation in the recent Budget, what options do contractors have open to them with their contracts and what should they do to make sure they are compliant?
�gement control, then perhaps the biggest issue is IR35 and any contract needs to be checked to see if it� �cts and what should they do to make sure they are compliant? The Best Option: Umbrella or Ltd Company? For co� �tions do contractors have open to them with their contracts and what should they do to make sure they are com� �l, then perhaps the biggest issue is IR35 and any contract needs to be checked to see if it is inside or out�
Category: News | Thu, 05 Apr 2007

‘Pass-the-parcel’ Off-Payroll plans are burdensome and unnecessary, says tax expert
HMRC’s Off-Payroll proposals to impose compliance responsibilities and tax risk on all supply chain members are unnecessary, warns David Kirk.
�intermediaries are expected to pass the client’s IR35 status assessment to the next party down, one by� �points there are at which one might encounter non-compliant operation. That strikes me as an obvious statemen� �ig that contractors are only really interested in contracts outside of IR35. Unless clients can offer upfront�
Category: News | Tue, 23 Apr 2019

How Off-Payroll toxifies relationships between business, agencies and the self-employed
Due to an imbalance of power and rife non-compliance, the Off-Payroll rules threaten a breakdown of relationships throughout the supply chain.
�ules an overly-burdensome and unjust amendment to IR35, they also have a toxic impact on the previously� �expenditure. Within the confines of an engagement compliant with Off-Payroll, a client can’t attract the best� �the imposition of blanket bans on limited company contracting in response to Off-Payroll resulted in mass contr� �The majority of contractors won’t blindly accept contracts advertised as ‘inside IR35’ without at least incr� �them outside of IR35, even where there is a clear contract for services . In the public sector, the impositi�
Category: News | Thu, 17 Jan 2019

Don't rely on the Conservatives to fix IR35
The Conservatives broke IR35, fixed it badly, and now promise to fix it again. Contractors shouldn’t trust them to get it right.
�ss Secretary Andrew Griffith called for reform to IR35, reigniting debate over the controversial legisla� �and paying less tax. We have contractors who were compliant but are now unable to find work and are therefore�
Category: News | Tue, 07 Oct 2025

HMRC publishes estimates of IR35 costs and Exchequer risks using flawed assumptions
HMRC has published its estimates of IR35 compliance costs to contractors and the Exchequer risk if IR35 were to be abolished using flawed assumptions.
�pdated assessment of the risk to the Exchequer if IR35 were to be abolished, alongside its assessment of� �o invest time and money in getting contracts IR35 compliant. “Then because of the absurdities of the legislat� �tractors have to invest time and money in getting contracts IR35 compliant. “Then because of the absurdities� �t relationship and evidence gather throughout the contract just in case they get investigated. This is an un�
Category: News | Thu, 12 Mar 2015

IR35 Forum: HMRC admits using “less refined” IR35 targeting criteria in the past
HMRC admits to the IR35 Forum that when targeting contractors for IR35 investigations it has “adopted less refined selection criteria than used now.”
�by HMRC to target those suspected of being inside IR35 have been confirmed. And, the taxman has promised� �isers none-the-wiser as to how to ensure they are compliant. The minutes also show that, when asked by Forum�
Category: News | Mon, 01 Aug 2011

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