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IR35 tax refund victory
A contractor has successfully managed to claim back previously paid IR35 tax from the Inland Revenue.
�uccessfully managed to claim back previously paid IR35 tax from the Inland Revenue. This is the first su�
Category: News | Mon, 23 Aug 2004

How to determine if your contract passes IR35
Describes the factors to consider when evaluating your contract for IR35 compliance.
�Introduction Being caught by IR35 could cost you thousands of pounds, and thus the� �thousands of pounds, and thus the process of IR35 contract review before signing a contract is of paramount�
Category: Articles: IR35 | Wed, 05 Jul 2006

IR35 case study: recent win for freelancer
Revenue ignored the contracts and went straight to the end client.
�ctor of AbFab Consultancy Ltd, is celebrating her IR35 victory after a case lasting for almost three yea� �e £4,500". Sally's investigation started with two contracts at stake up to 31 August 2001. Although the contr�
Category: News | Wed, 03 Nov 2004

Tories propose abolishment of IR35
Small business taxes could be cut by more than £500 million a year under proposals being published today by the Tories.
�The three proposals are: abolishing the so-called IR35, at a cost of up to £300 million; abolishing the�
Category: News | Mon, 03 Jan 2005

Off-payroll (IR35) legislative fix is underway, to apply from April 2017
The government has finally decided to implement a legislative solution from 6 April 2024 to fix the double-taxation flaw in the IR35 reforms.
�onsultation document titled "Off-payroll working (IR35) – calculation of PAYE liability in cases of non-�
Category: News | Thu, 27 Apr 2023

BREAKING: Bryan Robson wins majority of IR35 Tax Case against HMRC
Bryan Robson partially won the IR35 tax appeal against HMRC, highlighting that complex tax laws urgently need reform.
�any, Bryan Robson Limited. The case concerned the IR35 legislation and whether Robson was working as a d� �MRC shortly before the hearing due to the earlier contracts between direct engagements between MUFC and Bryan� �used to offset any IR35 tax bill. The Ambassador contract with MUFC was for £300,000 per year for a combina�
Category: News | Wed, 22 Jan 2025

How to avoid an IR35 investigation
Contractors can adopt a range of strategies to reduce the risk of an HMRC investigation.
�ontractors seeking to avoid being targeted for an IR35 investigation by HMRC can adopt a range of strate� �IR35 best practice: Contractors should begin each contract with a contract dossier that will start with the�
Category: Articles: IR35 | Tue, 14 Jan 2014

Contractors inside IR35 pay 14% more tax than permanent employees
If you are inside it and being paid via a deemed payment you will pay 14% more tax than a permanent employee, but get no rights.
�ed company contractors whose contracts are inside IR35 and who pay themselves via a deemed payment calcu� �Limited company contractors whose contracts are inside IR35 and who pay themselves via a deem�
Category: Articles: IR35 | Wed, 15 Jan 2014

Contractors may benefit from the House of Lords PSC inquiry into IR35 administration
Limited company contractors may benefit as a result of the House of Lords PSC inquiry, with its focus on the administration and effectiveness of IR35.
�ars the Lords are focusing on its new approach to IR35 and how it is working,” says PCG director of poli� �st teams are not doing that much work. There is a contract review service that is rarely used and a helpline�
Category: News | Thu, 28 Nov 2013

Contractor guide to using substitution to stay outside IR35
If you are able to make unfettered substitutions you can use substitution to stay outside.
�If correctly implemented, a substitution is an IR35 ‘silver bullet’ that demonstrates personal servic� �n means they really can send someone in to do the contracted work in their place. If the client gets involved� �to be required, then there cannot possibly be a ‘ contract of service ’, or employment contract, in place, s�
Category: Articles: IR35 | Wed, 16 Apr 2014