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Public sector contractors need to renegotiate contracts now to avoid IR35 risk
IR35 reform makes public sector contract renegotiations essential and contractors need to let agencies know, says IPSE chief executive Chris Bryce.
…ts, or risk excessive taxation as a result of the IR35 reform. With the public sector changes only two m… …If you’re contracting in the public sector you need to act fast to rene… …public sector you need to act fast to renegotiate contracts with agencies and end clients, or risk excessive… …contractor needs to begin negotiations over a new contract.” Does IR35 reform warrant contract renegotiation…
Category: News | Tue, 07 Feb 2017

ContractorCalculator sounds Off-Payroll IR35 campaigning alarm for sector
Contractors are being urged to fight the Off-Payroll rules, amid warnings that the contracting industry is sleepwalking towards disaster.
…hands.” Contractors ‘sleepwalking towards edge of IR35 cliff’ “Unless more people get involved with the… …st the Off-Payroll rules , amid warnings that the contracting sector is sleepwalking towards disaster. Contribu… …, meaning contractors who are engaged in 12-month contracts by April 2019 risk being forced into ‘inside IR35… …e sector was met with near radio silence from the contract sector, which is exactly what Government needs to…
Category: News | Wed, 28 Nov 2018

Unlawful Network Rail blanket approach finds 99% of workers inside IR35, reveals FOI
99% of Network Rail contractors have been deemed caught by the Off-Payroll rules as a result of unlawful blanket assessments encouraged by HMRC.
…r the course of the year were adjudged outside of IR35, while 810 were deemed caught. This astronomical… …Unlawful Off-Payroll approach threatens future of contracting As the figures from Network Rail suggest, incorpo…
Category: News | Wed, 01 May 2019

CEST caused 98% and 87% ‘deemed employee’ rates at Met Office and CCS, FOIs reveal
FOIs reveal more absurdly high ‘deemed employee’ rates produced by CEST for contractors assessed by both the Met Office and Crown Commercial Service.
…IR35 status assessments conducted by both the Met Offi… …yed refusing to work in the public sector despite contract rates rising considerably.” Chaplin concludes: “L…
Category: News | Mon, 13 May 2019

Leaked HMRC webinar suggests taxman has misled the NHS on IR35
Misguided advice issued by HMRC to the NHS during an IR35 webinar has prompted concerns that Trustees are misclassifying locums as 'deemed employees'.
…nto question HMRC’s grasp of the laws surrounding IR35 and expressed fear that the taxman has misled the… …rees were subject didn’t constitute there being a contract of service in place, as HMRC had erroneously clai…
Category: News | Wed, 10 Oct 2018

HMRC 'witch hunt' seeks names and addresses of contractors operating outside IR35
HMRC has asked public sector bodies to provide the names and addresses of contractors working outside of IR35, within what it bills a compliance check.
…sector contractors continuing to work outside of IR35 through their limited companies, a letter leaked… …reviously, but have since entered into employment contracts or umbrella company engagements. This move has pr…
Category: News | Mon, 15 Oct 2018

IR35 public sector consultation released
IR35 employment status from 2017 will be determined by clients or agencies, contractors in the public sector learn from a new HMRC consultation.
…tors working in the public sector will have their IR35 and employment status , and therefore how and how… …limited company who are working on public sector contracts If judged by their public sector client or agency…
Category: News | Fri, 27 May 2016

IR35 public sector consultation ‘a done deal’, warn contracting experts
Contracting stakeholders fear that HMRC’s IR35 public sector consultation confirms the taxman intends to press ahead with draconian new measures.
…Contracting stakeholders believe that HMRC’s IR35 public sector consultation is “a done deal”, as t… …Contracting stakeholders believe that HMRC’s IR35 public sect… …de IR35, and will subsequently look elsewhere for contracts. “Public services will suffer badly from these pl… …tribunal would mean a contractor loses out on the contract in almost every instance. “The exhaustive process…
Category: News | Tue, 31 May 2016

Contractors should have a statutory right to be self-employed, expert tells Lords
Contractors should have a statutory right to be self-employed, the House of Lords Select Committee on PSCs is told in its latest evidence session.
…a busy session, industry experts were split over IR35’s abolition, although all agreed that they did no… …egislation. This evidence session was the turn of contracting, small business and recruitment industry experts…
Category: News | Mon, 16 Dec 2013

Contracting experts clarify to Lords how contractors really work without avoiding tax
Contractors’ use of limited companies and agencies is just good business and not tax avoidance, Lords told in latest PSC inquiry evidence session.
…“and the taxman comes along with legislation like IR35 and the new false self-employment test saying, ‘o… …Contracting, small business and recruitment experts told the… …to bid for a significant proportion of available contracts”. The Federation of Small Business’s (FSB) taxati…
Category: News | Wed, 18 Dec 2013

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