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ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief - 29/Oct/2010
News this week includes progress with OTS IR35 review; pension law changes; IT contractor demand; surprise economic growth & oil & gas opportunities.
�IR35 review making good progress, as contracting exper� �IR35 review making good progress, as contracting expert joins OTS team The Office of Tax Simplific�
Category: News | Thu, 28 Oct 2010

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief - 11/Feb/2011
News this week includes more workers choosing contracting as contractor demand increases; IR35 is here to stay; & Budget ideas invite for contractors.
�Contractors warned: a more rigorously enforced IR35 is here to stay Contractors are unlikely to see I� �r tax changes mean it is no longer needed.” More… Contracting work demand is increasing as more workers choose� �ounting body of evidence, the surge in demand for contract work mirrors increasing demand for the services c�
Category: News | Thu, 10 Feb 2011

Contractor election watch: what contractors might expect from the ConLib coalition
Both the parties committed (on paper, at least) to make positive changes for contractors are now in power. But beware, they may yet disappoint.
�culator’s updated online interactive calculators. IR35 and tax avoidance No firm stance has yet been agr� �here are ‘much bigger fish to fry’. Public sector contracting – winners and losers With tackling the UK’s enorm� �g public sector has proved a profitable source of contracts for the past decade. What we do already know is t�
Category: News | Thu, 13 May 2010

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief - 27/Aug/2010
News this week includes HMRC to be “less combative”; ongoing demand for IT, offshore and energy contractors; and public sector pain begins.
�HMRC to be “less combative”, but IR35 likely to remain a focus Permanent secretary for� �ecession.” More… Contractors urged to be cautious contracting for public sector suppliers “Contractors supplyin� �es and Scottish Enterprise. Many of these will be contracts leveraging existing offshore and energy expertise� �IT workers has resulted in an upwards pressure on contract rates of 2%. The bulletin also warns that, althou�
Category: News | Thu, 26 Aug 2010

Contractors can be sure of PCG working for best results despite political uncertainty
PCG’s John Brazier writes that policy work by PCG engaging the main political parties means whatever the election outcome, contractors can benefit.
�We remain committed to securing the abolition of IR35, and to this end our focused campaigns have s� �message will not be diluted and the importance of contracting to the economic turnaround will not be forgotten.� �ment practices and committing to smaller, shorter contracts with smaller suppliers. There is the opportunity�
Category: News | Thu, 29 Apr 2010

New Contractors’ Handbook empowers contractors facing tough trading conditions
Contractors have a new and powerful weapon to combat recession woes, with the publication of the authoritative new Contractors’ Handbook.
�e effective contract searches and CVs. Understand IR35 and what to do when things go wrong There is also� �tial guidance designed to maximise the chances of contracting success. And far from being a dry theoretical tex� �Contractors who have been struggling to secure contracts and contract renewals at good rates since the eco� �who have been struggling to secure contracts and contract renewals at good rates since the economy has take�
Category: News | Tue, 16 Dec 2008

Contractors see labour government as a major threat to their livelihoods
The overwhelming majority of contractors – 93% – see the Labour Government as a threat to their livelihoods, according to Contractor Calculator’s latest survey of contractors and freelance professionals.
�risks in exchange for relative freedom.” Tax and IR35 When asked how the Labour Government could suppor� �r fails to appreciate the importance of a vibrant contracting sector to the wider economy, particularly in attr� �ore its implementation Open-up more public sector contracts to small businesses; recent initiatives still pla�
Category: News | Fri, 06 Jun 2008

IR591 - damp squib in budget detail
IR591 has turned out to be a bit of a damp squib. IR35 has not been abolished, and there is large tax bombshell.
�IR591 has turned out to be a bit of a damp squib. IR35 has not been abolished, and there is large tax bo�
Category: News | Thu, 18 Mar 2004

Charges cap on stakeholder pensions increasing by 50% on 1st april
Starting an investment before 1st April will ensure you avoid the 50% hike in Stakeholder charges.
�be up to as much as 48% for contractors caught by IR35. For example, with 48% tax relief it means for ea� �iterally on a month by month basis as your budget/contract dictates, all without penalties or fees of any ki�
Category: News | Mon, 28 Feb 2005

Contractors ignoring pensions do so at their (financial) peril
Contractor pensions haven’t enjoyed good press recently, but an expert IFA wanrs contractors against reducing their investments.
�l preference. Pensions can mitigate the impact of IR35 The flexibility of pensions also allows contracto� �s to increase their contributions when working on contracts caught by IR35. “In this way even if a contractor�
Category: News | Tue, 19 Jun 2012

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