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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


ContractorCalculator launches Off-Payroll ‘fact pack’ to help contractors inform MPs
ContractorCalculator has published a ‘fact pack’ to help contractors inform MPs of the damaging effects of Off-Payroll and prevent a private sector rollout.
�ployment Status for Tax (CEST) whitepaper and the IR35 Factsheet . ContractorCalculator has also provide� �is proposing changes that threaten to cripple the contracting sector and it must be held to account. Please exe� �y, HMRC will likely disregard the concerns of the contract sector. It’s looking probable that the only way w�

Category: News | Mon, 10 Sept 2018


85 MPs risk losing seats over Off-Payroll (IR35)
85 MPs risk losing their seats in Parliament if they fail to lend backing to the self-employed over Off-Payroll, ContractorCalculator research reveals.
�feasibly be overturned if the expected turnout of IR35-opposing self-employed voters from their constitu� �st to help gauge genuine existing support for the contracting sector, the research also noted which MPs have si� �e at risk, MPs who have lent their backing to the contract sector by opposing the Loan Charge will stand in�

Category: News | Mon, 03 Dec 2018


Launch of the Stop The Off-Payroll Tax campaign
The campaign is calling on the Government to drop these damaging plans – and instead launch a review of the IR35 legislation.
�s about the Government’s damaging plans to extend IR35 to the private sector. Building on this, we have� �IR35 legislation and to work out how to recognise contracting within the tax system. The campaign website is he�

Category: News | Sat, 18 May 2019


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


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


Off-payroll rules forcing contractors from the public sector due to poor guidance
EXCLUSIVE: Off-payroll rules are driving contractors from public sector clients as direct result of poor implementation guidance.
�ugh stance.” Departments have developed their own IR35 compliance tests, at great cost The lack of firm� �s currently and formerly working on public sector contracts that the rules are being applied inconsistently a�

Category: News | Wed, 25 Sept 2013


PCG hires political heavyweight to bring parliament round to contractors’ cause
Political heavyweight Simon McVicker joins the Professional Contractors Group as Head of Public Affairs, promising greater engagement with Westminster
�rkforce.” According to McVicker, the abolition of IR35 remains one of the core tenets of PCG, and he see�

Category: News | Wed, 04 Mar 2009


PCG and work foundation team up to make the case for contractors
PCG and the Work Foundation are working together at the political party conferences to make the case for contractors.
�yed when it comes to tax,'' continues Ramsden. '' IR35 , the so-called 'freelancers’ tax' is enforced vi� �work. Is the growth in freelancing and short term contracting a sign of better work life balance or of wider jo�

Category: News | Fri, 28 Sept 2007


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