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Dave's Blog: Contracting, contractors, IR35, contract search, legislation
…asury and HM Revenue and Customs on the future of IR35 and on tax simplification. He also participates i… …Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer. After eight years contracting, Dave left contracting to focus full time on Cont… …push required to mitigate Off-Payroll damage The contract sector needs to rally together to capitalise on i…
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Hot topics affecting contractors.
…ons (NICs) via the Pay As You Earn (PAYE) scheme. IR35 Review by Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) On 2…
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IR35 compliance letters – contractor guidance on how to respond
Contractors receiving a new-style compliance letter from HMRC should only respond after seeking expert help.
…Contractors receiving a IR35 compliance letter from HMRC should seek professio… …requires to be supplied within 30 days Copies of contracts that give rise to the income breakdowns requested… …ule, my client finds me something to do until the contract period is over ”: This statement implies there is…
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Articles: IR35
| Tue, 28 Aug 2012
Public sector contractors will need proof of IR35 status to avoid HMRC inspection
Contractors working on public sector assignments can avoid an IR35 review by proving they are outside IR35, HMRC and HM Treasury officials tell APSCo.
…can complete assignments without fear of an HMRC IR35 investigation initiated by the newly introduced o… …tion being assignment-driven), or use HMRC’s free contract review service.” Despite the concern that the off…
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| Wed, 17 Oct 2012
IR35 reviews by HMRC: how they work
Undergoing a review by HMRC means facing a long, stressful investigation process.
…An IR35 review by HMRC can take up a limited company cont… …ess ’, which clearly establishes the contractor’s contracts as being outside IR35. Get the client on side Aft…
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Articles: IR35
| Tue, 10 Jul 2012
Contractors face at least two years of the current business entity tests: IR35 Forum
Contractors may be facing two years of the business entity tests in current form, not one as originally planned, reveals the latest IR35 Forum minutes.
…C. This is according to the minutes of the latest IR35 Forum held on 23 July 2012 , which also reveal th…
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| Fri, 10 Aug 2012
“Keep calm and contract on”, IR35 experts tell contractors following HMRC’s new tests
It’s IR35 business as usual for contractors – IR35 experts Andy Vessey of Qdos and Kate Cottrell of Bauer & Cottrell respond to the new HMRC tests.
…Limited company contractors are being advised by IR35 experts to “keep calm and contract on”, in respon… …e being advised by IR35 experts to “keep calm and contract on”, in response to HMRC’s new business entity te…
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| Mon, 14 May 2012
What is a disguised employee?
Limited company contractors will find themselves labelled as ‘disguised employees’ and caught if they pass the tests of employment.
…e UK government introduced tax legislation called IR35 that, when applied by HM Revenue and Customs (HMR… …tional Insurance Contributions (NICs) as if their contracting fee income were employment income. The tests of e… …unt or a disguised employee. IR35 is applied on a contract by contract basis. So, for example, a contractor…
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Articles: IR35
| Wed, 29 Feb 2012
PCG lobbying gains contractors Tory commitment to “review” IR35
In a letter to PCG, Shadow Business Minister Mark Prisk promises the Conservative Party will “review” IR35 should the Tories win the General Election.
…employment and tax status being challenged under IR35 legislation , if the Conservative Party win the n…
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| Wed, 31 Mar 2010
IR35 - Top 10 traps to catch the unwary contractor
HMRC is always on the lookout for contractors who put themselves inside it by making easily avoidable mistakes. Here are the top ten traps to avoid.
…hat provide grounds for HMRC to investigate their IR35 status. And for those contractors without the sto… …this is a common feature in business-to-business contracts for services. 9. The client pays for your trainin… …ou were hired to do and that are detailed in your contract, and don’t let your client tell you what to do an…
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Articles: IR35
| Wed, 23 Sept 2009
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