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Off-Payroll (IR35): Flaws in CEST cause £120 million tax bills for MoJ and Defra
Known flaws in HMRC's Check Employment Status for Tax (CEST) tool has caused two more Government bodies to face extra tax bills of over £121 million.
�d Tribunal Service (£12.5m). Dave Chaplin, CEO of IR35 Shield , comments on the absurd situation of HMRC�

Category: News | Mon, 20 Dec 2021


IR35 breakthrough – a new underwriter agrees to pay everyone's tax bill
Breaking news on the IR35 scene – a new underwriter has agreed to pay the entire market's tax bills if clients get the determination wrong.
�Breaking news on the IR35 scene – a new underwriter has agreed to pay the e�

Category: News | Sat, 01 Apr 2023


Lords report tells Government to address IR35’s inherent flaws and unfairnesses
Lords tell the Government to use the delay of the extension of the off-payroll rules into the private sector to completely rethink the legislation.
�nd concluded in the reports summary that "....the IR35 rules — the Government’s framework to tackle tax�

Category: News | Mon, 27 Apr 2020


PSCs are undefinable and ‘disguised employment’ is nonsensical, Chaplin tells Lords
ContractorCalculator CEO Dave Chaplin tells peers in written evidence that there is no definition of what a personal service company actually is.
�company .” Who should be responsible for policing IR35? The House of Lords committee asked whether clien� �wledge-based services to business customers. In a contracting context, a PSC typically services one client at a� �ployees or not. People should have the freedom to contract and arrange their contractual business relationsh�

Category: News | Thu, 16 Jan 2014


IT contractors in the NHS “unlikely to trigger” off-payroll or IR35 rules
IT contractors working on contracts with the NHS are unlikely to trigger the off-payroll rules. Good news as demand soars says Don Tomlinson of max20.
�t business who are most likely to be well outside IR35 .” And according to Tomlinson, three further fact� �is underscored by educating NHS clients about how contracting works: “The NHS is a fantastic employer with lots� �“IT contractors working on NHS contracts are unlikely to trigger the off-payroll rules whe� �ing forced onto Pay As You Earn (PAYE), or out of contract. “Demand is soaring within the NHS for experience�

Category: News | Wed, 29 Aug 2012


Has HMRC misled the Chancellor and Treasury on the Off-Payroll tax and IR35 rules?
HMRC’s integrity has been called into question after correspondence emerged suggesting the Chancellor and Treasury may have been misled on the law.
�reasury on key parts of the law used to determine IR35 status, and which were purposely omitted from the� �ves payment for doing so – better understood as a contract existing between the two parties. CEST assumes as�

Category: News | Tue, 19 Jun 2018


ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief - 16/Sep/2011
News this week includes HMRC IR35 helpline fail; tax & banking reform; short-term pain for IT contractors; confidence yo-yos; & flat-rate VAT update.
�Contractors steer clear of HMRC’s IR35 helpline Contractors are choosing not to use HMRC� �lat growth and declines in online demand for core contracting disciplines Online demand for IT contractors has� �usiness volumes are shrinking, then the number of contracts is likely to fall. Reassuringly, BDO believes tha� �just some of its recommendations. More… Potential contract bonanza for IT contractors following banking refo�

Category: News | Thu, 15 Sept 2011


ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 30/Nov/2012
News this week covers: substitution & IR35; PCG NFD; service sector IT spend; tax evader probe; local government contracts; and HMRC’s BRC campaign.
�Substitution may be contractor silver bullet for IR35, say legal experts Contractors who have an unfett� �ate since November 2007. More... Local government contracting opportunities may increase as austerity bites Con� �g, which also underlines the importance of signed contracts. “The case confirms that documents remain very im� �an unfettered right to substitute cannot be in a contract of employment and therefore cannot be inside IR35�

Category: News | Fri, 30 Nov 2012


ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 5/Oct/2012
News this week covers IR35 reviews increase; AWR impact; IT contractor prospects; oil & gas tax regime; Parasol rebrands; and NHS interims speak out.
IR35 reviews double and tax yield increases fivefold d� �case in the last 12 months.” More... Oil and gas contracts will increase as tax changes take effect Oil and� �of the new rules.” IT contractors anticipate more contract opportunities from the public sector IT contracto�

Category: News | Fri, 05 Oct 2012


ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 12/Oct/2012
News this week covers polarised contractor demand; off-payroll furore; PCG tax policy warning; shale gas tax boost; and unimpressed accountants.
�More Accountants don’t think much of progress on IR35 Only 5% of Accountancy Age readers polled reporte� �back to business after the Olympics”. The latest contracting market data from the Association of Professional� �nd gas contractors may be getting closer to a new contract boom from the republic. Tony O’Reilly Jr, who hea�

Category: News | Fri, 12 Oct 2012


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