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Agency Workers Regulations: 51% of contractors have never heard of them – new survey
With less than a month to go before AWR takes effect, a ContractorCalculator survey reveals that 51% of contractors have never heard of the new regs.
…untants about AWR. This may be as a result of the IR35 advisory services that many contractor accountant… …of the new legislation that could impact on their contracting careers. Considering that nearly three quarters (… …Autoclenz ruling shows that a court can disregard contracts when determining employment status. Contractors u… …arters (72%) of those surveyed found their latest contract via an agency, these figures are cause for concer…

Category: News | Wed, 07 Sept 2011


Contractors need a definition of self-employment
For John Kell, policy director of the Professional Contractors Group, the definition of self-employment will resolve many contractor taxation issues. Part of our thought leadership series on the way forward.
…s – and other self-employed people – incorrectly. IR35 institutionalised this problem. The Revenue often… …ents would do just as well to hire employees, and contracting as we know it would be dead. ContractorCalculator… …pay, sick pay, training costs and periods out of contract. The business tax treatments recognise these risk…

Category: News | Mon, 20 Aug 2007


Just because contractors are paranoid, doesn’t mean the government isn’t against us!
IR35, Section 660, the Agency Workers Directive and now False Self-Employment in Construction – how much more can non-employees be expected to endure?
…onstruction , coupled with the publication of our IR35 anniversary special report , got me thinking abou…

Category: News | Fri, 06 Nov 2009


Has the Labour movement finally got contracting?
Contractors and the Labour movement have not been natural bedfellows. But a new Fabian Society report may indicate Labour’s changing perceptions.
…iminalise what you do for a living by introducing IR35 . However, a recent report by the Labour-movement… …tershed and has the Labour movement finally ‘got’ contracting? Actually, you wouldn’t think that from the first…

Category: News | Wed, 14 Nov 2012


IR35 avoidance industry: when is an office holder not an office holder?
Now IR35 has been extended to cover ‘office holders’, contractors may be faced with battling HMRC over yet another a status not defined in statute.
…Bill 2013 , due to come into force in April 2013, IR35 has been extended to cover office holders. HMRC d… …role may include is so wide that limited company contracting is now effectively dead. On the other hand, other… …hat clients will no doubt be amenable to adapting contracts, assignment descriptions, working practices, repo…

Category: News | Tue, 18 Dec 2012


Interview: Getting the right support can help make your contracting career a success
After nearly 30 years of working in IT, half of those contracting, Peter Meace maintains that with the right support in place you can’t go far wrong.
…now.” Peter had a particularly novel solution to IR35 when it came into force in 2000: “Whilst many of… …IT in 1981 during a recession, and launching his contracting career in 1994, the depths of another economic do… …e, I’ve always been prepared to go anywhere for a contract,” continues Peter. "The buzz for me is that I nev…

Category: News | Mon, 27 Apr 2009


Osborne’s double-dip Budget approach taxes contractors’ money, time and resources
If the Chancellor stopped using the autumn statement as a mini-Budget, contractors would be relieved of a small part of the tax administration burden.
…t legislation as it applies to them. Then there’s IR35 of course, the fiendishly complex yet notoriously…

Category: News | Mon, 04 Feb 2013


What's gone wrong with our tax code when we can't work out how much to pay ourselves?
Contractors should be able to work out how much they pay themselves, but the UK tax code is so complex they need accountants or online calculators.
…n adding yet further legislation to the tax code. IR35 is a classic example of adding complexity without…

Category: News | Thu, 08 May 2014


Dividend Tax changes: a tax ‘sledgehammer’ like IR35, when simplification is needed
Dividend Tax changes introduced in the Summer Budget are another tax ‘sledgehammer’, just like IR35, used when what is needed is tax simplification.
…at cost to the UK economy? If you think about it, IR35 was created to tackle the genuine problem of disg…

Category: News | Wed, 05 Aug 2015


Devising a simple statutory employment status test is impossible
The Office of Tax Simplification will be unable to devise an objective, statutory employment status test as part of its Employment Status Review.
…states of being – employment and self-employment. IR35 has tried to apply employment legislation case la… …tus is when HMRC is given the powers to challenge contracts and the intentions of the worker and engager, wit… …f its review. The solution is to allow freedom to contract, allowing workers and engagers to decide on statu…

Category: News | Wed, 14 Jan 2015


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