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Umbrella contractors already being encouraged to incorporate because of AWR
Umbrella contractors are already being encouraged to incorporate because of the Agency Workers Regulations, says ContractorCalculator’s Dave Chaplin.
�d that their current contract is actually outside IR35 , their take-home pay has increased sharply and t� �and avoid incorporating: “If a contractor is only contracting as a stop-gap between permanent roles for a coupl� �culator shows,” adds Chaplin. IR35 and short-term contracts Some contractors have chosen an umbrella company� �hrough inertia have discovered that their current contract is actually outside IR35 , their take-home pay ha�
Category: News | Mon, 31 Oct 2011

HMRC’s pursuit of IR35 victory over contractors at all costs
HMRC’s dogged determination not to let lie the Larkstar Data IR35 case demonstrates an unhealthy obsession with winning, no matter what the cost.
�many seeing this as just another run-of-the-mill IR35 story. But what it tells us about HMRC’s determin� �ho has ever worked, or might work in future, on a contract that they assumed was outside IR35. The Larkstar�
Category: News | Mon, 16 Feb 2009

Contracting skills can seriously affect your financial health
Contractors can suffer hugely from a lack of ‘contracting skills’, having a major adverse effect on personal finances, costing up to half a mortgage.
�ntracts Negotiating rates and margins with agents IR35 . Let’s take timing, for instance. The best times� �they all involve what can loosely be called your ‘contracting skills’. And you are in a position to improve on� �suring you keep winning profitable and fulfilling contracts. For, as all experienced contractors know only to� �onths of June and December. The lesson: time your contract searches for the peaks of demand, and avoid the t�
Category: News | Thu, 16 Apr 2009

NHS locum’s Upper-Tribunal IR35 appeal could set precedent for Off-Payroll practices
An NHS locum is to challenge an IR35 tribunal judgment in a case which could benefit healthcare workers affected by IR35 and the Off-Payroll rules.
�An NHS locum is to challenge an IR35 tax tribunal judgment at the Upper Tribunal (UT)� �overturned his deemed IR35 status for one of the contracts. Now, backed by the Independent Health Profession� �ovide testimony, and in the absence of a physical contract, the judge was required to make assumptions as to�
Category: News | Thu, 26 Sept 2019

Off-Payroll: HMRC’s guidance versus the facts
ContractorCalculator examines HMRC recent Off-Payroll guidance, exposing its confusing, contentious and often contradictory advice.
�. HMRC client guidance lacks fundamental grasp of IR35 From the offset, the taxman’s Off-Payroll guidanc� �ved. Often contrary to the practical realities of contracting, and occasionally at odds with the Off-Payroll le� �lk. Instead, clients are more likely to advertise contracts as ‘inside IR35’ or ‘PAYE only’, diminishing thei� �to arrangements where the worker is engaged in a contract of service . This may seem pernickety, but the ul�
Category: News | Thu, 10 Oct 2019

HMRC CEST tool not updated for five years reveals FOI
New information should alarm firms engaging contractors. HMRC's IR35 Tool has not been updated in five years and is out of date.
�ny business engaging contractors and dealing with IR35 compliance. A Freedom of Information (FOI) reques� �ntractual provisions may be inconsistent with the contract being a contract of service. When applying this t�
Category: News | Mon, 25 Mar 2024

Off-payroll repealed – but IR35 still lives after April 2023
As the Government signals intentions for the next Finance Bill, to repeal the Off-payroll working rules, reverting to original IR35, Dave Chaplin explains what led to its downfall, and what businesses, agencies and contractors, should do next.
�ril 2023. The Off-payroll rules were labelled as "IR35 Reform" and introduced in the public sector in 20�
Category: News | Mon, 26 Sept 2022

Public sector contractors: How to calculate your new rate if IR35 applies
The public sector IR35 reforms mean many clients will only engage contractors inside IR35. Find out how much to increase your rate if IR35 applies.
�With the introduction of the public sector IR35 reforms less than two weeks away, public sector b� �vely picking up the new tax bill by accepting new contracts on lower rates Contractors have increased their r� �atively, you can simply type your hourly or daily contract rate into our IR35 calculator to find out your ne�
Category: News | Mon, 27 Mar 2017

Have Off-Payroll IR35 reforms rendered contractors guilty until proven innocent?
With the Off-Payroll rules, HMRC has created a regime whereby contractors are considered caught by IR35 unless they can conclusively prove otherwise.
�The taxman has been accused of manipulating IR35 so that contractors are considered guilty until p� �ntermediary must now prove that: The hypothetical contract between their company and the client couldn’t be�
Category: News | Tue, 12 Jun 2018

Updated IR35 factsheet launched to debunk more Government falsehoods
ContractorCalculator has launched an updated version of its IR35 factsheet to counter spurious claims made by the Treasury following last week’s Budget.
�ContractorCalculator published its updated IR35 factsheet today. The factsheet provides an accura� �ple claims that have already been debunked by the contracting sector, ContractorCalculator’s factsheet is all s�
Category: News | Mon, 12 Nov 2018

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