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ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 18/Dec/2015
News this week covers: IR35; contractor thinktank; ONS figures; outsourced contracts increase; LEM; shale gas opportunities; HMRC ‘digital tax’.
�IR35 will not change until at least April 2017, confir� �erious look.” More... Contractor thinktank to aid contracting sector progression A recently-formed thinktank de� �. More... Contractors in demand, as UK outsourced contracts value increases Contractors are being viewed by c� �ance sectors in Liverpool and Birmingham. More... Contract opportunities to arise from shale gas industry Co�
Category: News | Fri, 18 Dec 2015

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 24/Mar/2016
News this week covers: Public sector IR35 reform; OTS review reaction; oil and gas activity; Brexit warning; rising IT contractor demand; buy-to-let.
�IR35 public sector changes pose questions for contract� �ractor’s IR35 status would be determined. More... Contracting stakeholders give mixed response to OTS review Co� �n work should consider looking further afield for contract opportunities, as production projects around the�
Category: News | Thu, 24 Mar 2016

Contractor number increases not driven by recession, confirms research
Recent growth in contractor numbers is largely due to structural changes to the economy, and not cyclical factors such as the recession, study shows.
�surge in contracting, coupled with the failure of IR35 to generate anywhere near the expected £430m in t� �hat an increasing amount of people have turned to contracting simply as a better alternative to being unemploye�
Category: News | Wed, 28 Oct 2015

Marlen IR35 case: contractor pursued by HMRC despite failing all key employment tests
Engineering contractor Phil Hughes failed all of the key tests of employment, as the full ruling of the Marlen Ltd v HMRC IR35 tax tribunal reveals.
�Hughes failed the key tests of employment in his IR35 case so convincingly that the tribunal Judge Lady� �ruling transcript . Yet despite this, Hughes, who contracts through his own limited company Marlen, was pursu� �ntrol which would have been needed to establish a contract of employment just did not exist. The appeal ther�
Category: News | Fri, 15 Jul 2011

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

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 Calculator Market Report September 2008
Contractors returning to work after the holiday season are faced with the unwelcome news that the Dragonfly IR35 appeal has been lost.
�failure of Jonathan Bessell to win his Dragonfly IR35 case appeal in the High Court will affect them. T� �re. However, it is not all doom and gloom for the contracting sectors. Positions and pay are being maintained i� �or as a whole could experience an overall rise in contract opportunities, as employers realise the benefits�
Category: News | Tue, 09 Sept 2008

HMRC’s claims to offer effective amnesty to contractors cannot be trusted
HMRC’s promise to only use information gained from the Off-Payroll rules prospectively are to be treated “with caution and scepticism”, warn experts.
�sector contractors who should be paying tax under IR35 are doing so correctly. So, the legal basis for H� �eroded over recent years, particularly within the contracting sector where its attempts to ‘maximise revenues’�
Category: News | Wed, 30 Oct 2019

Reaction to Off-Payroll (IR35) consultation: 12 months to defuse tax time-bomb
Private sector contractor clients have 12 months to mitigate the threats posed by HMRC’s Off-Payroll proposals, warns ContractorCalculator.
�roviding hirers and contractors are able to agree IR35 status from the offset prior to signing a contrac� �RC proposals risk breakdown of engagements before contracts are signed Hypocritical proposals remove all conc� �ee IR35 status from the offset prior to signing a contract. HMRC has recognised that transparency throughout�
Category: News | Wed, 06 Mar 2019

HMRC glosses over Off-Payroll (IR35) consultation responses in new publication
HMRC published its summary of responses to the Off-Payroll consultation following Monday’s Budget, ignoring many serious concerns shared by respondents.
�se is typical of its and Government’s approach to IR35 reform. The summary states: ‘To further supplemen� �better next time isn’t going to sit well with the contract sector.” HMRC also intends to inform contractors�
Category: News | Wed, 31 Oct 2018