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Merging Income tax and NI – how would it affect dividends and IR35?
The potential merger of income tax and NICs could increase tax on limited company contractors, but remove IR35, suggests James Abbott of Abbott Moore.
�(NICs). At the same time, it is also likely that IR35 would become irrelevant. The issue is being debat� �become irrelevant. The issue is being debated in contracting circles following leaked plans to end NICs by a f�
Category: News | Thu, 17 Jul 2014

Contractor limited companies and IR35 to be investigated by Lords Select Committee
The use of contractor limited companies for tax avoidance and the effectiveness of IR35 are to be investigated by a House of Lords Select Committee.
�avoid tax, and to establish the effectiveness of IR35 . “This inquiry will form a wide-ranging review o�
Category: News | Thu, 21 Nov 2013

IR35 reforms will decimate Government projects, survey shows
IR35 reforms will decimate Government projects with four in five contractors set to leave the public sector. Contractors need to raise awareness now.
�services will be decimated if proposed reforms to IR35 in the public sector go through, with 80% of cont� �ors - a 58% increase in taxable income earned via contracting. HMRC facing tax loss of £115m Contrary to its an� �at forcing contractors into fixed term employment contracts would actually reduce HMRC’s overall tax take by� �on abandoning the sector rather than accepting a contract inside IR35. The real danger for all contractors,�
Category: News | Wed, 03 Aug 2016

IR35 BREAKING NEWS: Consultation is launched
The long awaited IR35 consultation for 'off-payroll' working in the private sector has been published by HMRC today.
�The long awaited IR35 consultation for 'off-payroll' working in the pri�
Category: News | Fri, 18 May 2018

HMRC wins IR35 appeal in Sky case involving Stuart Barnes
HMRC has overturned the First-Tier Tribunal's decision in the IR35 case involving Stuart Barnes, the former rugby player and Sky Sports pundit.
�turning the First-Tier Tribunal's decision in the IR35 case involving Stuart Barnes , the former rugby p� �urt of Appeal decision in Atholl House , that the contract's terms should be the starting point for analysis.� �cceeded at the tax tribunal. "The Sky boilerplate contracts used by all these individuals contained considera� �FTT erred in its construction of the hypothetical contract concerning Sky's right of first call over Mr Barn�
Category: News | Thu, 29 Aug 2024

PGMOL tax status case joins the "Decade Club" and heads to fifth hearing
The tax status case involving Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) returns to square one for a fifth hearing at the FTT.
�ble workers, in particular the legislation around IR35 and off-payroll working. Commenting on the ruling� �sufficient mutuality of obligation required for a contract of employment. The first stage requires an obliga�
Category: News | Tue, 17 Sept 2024

HMRC suffers another damaging IR35 tribunal defeat as presenter Kaye Adams wins appeal
HMRC has been criticised for wasting more taxpayer money pursuing ill-considered IR35 cases after victory for broadcaster Kaye Adams at tribunal.
�MRC has been defeated in yet another high profile IR35 tribunal case, prompting further questions over t� �elves, suffice if the other terms of the relevant contract are inconsistent with the relevant contract’s bei�
Category: News | Tue, 16 Apr 2019

Damaging impact of HMRC’s misleading webinars to NHS revealed
NHS Trusts are feeling the aftereffects of adopting a blanket approach to Off-Payroll, encouraged by HMRC, as staff shortages continue to intensify.
�iance that has rendered almost all locums ‘inside IR35’. The approach has subjected critical health work� �his test is satisfied by the mere imposition of a contract. The taxman’s stance has been repeatedly rebutted�
Category: News | Tue, 03 Mar 2020

Contractor suffers defeat to HMRC in latest IR35 tribunal case
Robert Lee lost his appeal against HMRC after the tribunal determined he was “subject to overarching controls” while contracting for Nationwide.
�ed a rare victory over a contractor in the latest IR35 tax tribunal ruling to emerge. Project manager Ro� �ning a tax bill exceeding £70,000 for a series of contracts between his limited company, Northern Lights Solu� �project management role. “During the course of a contract Nationwide had the right, albeit not exercised, t�
Category: News | Wed, 04 Mar 2020

Christa Ackroyd IR35 ruling unchanged after appeal to Upper Tribunal
The Upper Tribunal has rejected an appeal from television presenter Christa Ackroyd against the IR35 tribunal ruling that emerged in February 2018.
�ta Ackroyd has failed in a bid to have her deemed IR35 status overturned at the Upper Tribunal (UT). The� �in the absence of any clear indicator within the contract. This was in spite of the FTT’s analysis and reas�
Category: News | Mon, 28 Oct 2019