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Public sector contractors deserve praise and recognition, not to suffer a witch-hunt
Genuine contractors shouldn’t be subject to a government and media witch-hunt, because the tool to identify & tax disguised employees is there – IR35.
�g through limited companies, then mechanisms like IR35 are already in place to control any abuses. So, i� �as employees.” Call for greater understanding of contracting’s contribution Contractor organisations have resp� �s on assignment with the civil service have their contracts breached and are forced to become employees again�
Category: News | Wed, 22 Feb 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�
Category: Articles: IR35 | Wed, 29 Feb 2012

New IR35 ruling: Partial victory for JLJ Services v HMRC
Contractor John Spencer’s company JLJ Services failed to win its IR35 case outright against HMRC but reduced its £140,000 tax bill.
�Spencer’s company JLJ Services has won a partial IR35 victory in its four-year battle against HMRC. It� �ey facts of the case: IT contractor John Spencer, contracting via his own company JLJ Services, worked on contr� �cting via his own company JLJ Services, worked on contracts for client Allianz from 2000 to 2007 HMRC claimed� �n ruled that only the last four of the seven-year contract with client Allianz were inside IR35. Key facts o�
Category: News | Fri, 09 Dec 2011

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�
Category: News | 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�
Category: News | Mon, 14 May 2012

IR35 legislation changed to remove exemption of contractors working as office holders
Contractors performing ‘office holder’ assignments are set to lose their exemption from IR35 from April 2013 according to the draft Finance Bill 2013.
�ice holders’ are set to lose their exemption from IR35, under which they have not been required to pay i�
Category: News | Tue, 11 Dec 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�
Category: News | Wed, 17 Oct 2012

IR35 office holder changes: very few contractors will be affected
Most contractors will be unaffected by the changes that will bring office holders inside IR35, confirms Roger Sinclair of Egos.
�ractors are unlikely to be affected by changes to IR35 that will bring office holders, like directors, c� �will apply: if the services were provided under a contract directly between the client and the worker, the w�
Category: News | Thu, 24 Jan 2013

10 times HMRC used propaganda to mislead MPs and the public on IR35
HMRC has long used propaganda to fuel its agenda when it comes to IR35. Here are 10 instances where the taxman has attempted to mislead MPs.
�a private sector rollout of the new Off-Payroll (IR35) tax, it is becoming more apparent that the taxma� �the audience favours Despite the many benefits of contracting, including greater flexibility and variety of ass� �t mutuality of obligation (MOO) exists whenever a contract is formed between a worker and a hirer, and there�
Category: News | Thu, 05 Jul 2018

Firms assessing existing contractors ‘inside IR35’ risk being in breach of contract
Firms who make tax deductions based on ‘inside IR35’ assessments of existing contracts risk being found in breach of contract, warns Martyn Valentine.
�Hiring firms who assess the IR35 status of existing contractor engagements and ded� �s with little or no comprehension of professional contracting draft statements of work as job titles, causing s� �o be within scope of the rules. “For pre-existing contracts this poses a problem. The legislation is clear th� �side IR35’ decision risk being found in breach of contract. This is according to Martyn Valentine of The Law�
Category: News | Mon, 18 Feb 2019