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Employment agencies and employment businesses regulations affecting contractors
Describes recent rulings on employment regulations and how they affect contractors.
�PCG at the time will have been concerned with the IR35 implications of the regulations. For a true contr� �ulations may be in force. Substitution clauses in contracts also allude to this and thus even a one man compa� �on the next guy has Opted Out and he has got the contract! In simple terms the Opt Out allows the status qu�
Category: News | Fri, 11 Jun 2004

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 31/Jan/2014
News this week covers: Lords’ PSC inquiry; MP slams tax-avoidance arms race; tech growth; BBC off-payroll moves; and more firms challenge HMRC.
�lourish regardless of their tax position. More... IR35 heavily criticised in Lords’ written evidence IR3� �scheme. More... Marketing, IT and finance are the contracting disciplines in the UK’s top ten jobs Core contrac�
Category: News | Fri, 31 Jan 2014

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 29/Nov/2013
News this week covers: Lords PSC inquiry; oil and gas report; NFD; PCG/EFIP report; lifestyle not pay; tax avoidance schemes; & HMRC SA to go digital.
�ractors could benefit from Lords PSC inquiry into IR35 administration Limited company contractors may ac� �and development, alongside the wide variation in contracting practices across Europe, are two key issues arisi� �during the economic downturn, creating many more contracts and jobs. More... Contractors working in retail e� �.. Oil and gas contractors can expect the current contract boom to continue into 2014 Oil and gas contractor�
Category: News | Fri, 29 Nov 2013

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 21/Feb/2014
News this week covers: IT skills in demand; oil and gas salaries; Scotland’s contractor demand; clarity over Scotland’s future; and HMRC R&D seminars.
�e.” More... Contractors to benefit from inclusive IR35 fee protection Contractors will benefit from a ne� �d during January 2014, but demand across all core contracting disciplines was maintained and skills shortages p� �ers (CIOs) are likely to need to use a mixture of contract and permanent IT professionals in order to meet t�
Category: News | Fri, 21 Feb 2014

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 25/Jan/2013
News this week covers: booming Scotland; IR35 and office holders; financial and manufacturing sector markets; & contractor champion joins HMRC board.
�financial sector in the wider UK economy. More... IR35 office holder amendments will affect very few con� �en-month high during December 2012, with the core contracting sectors of IT and computing plus engineering and� �the second quarter of 2013 IT contractors seeking contracts in the UK’s financial sector are likely to see th� �rise later in the year, further strengthening the contract market. More... Stable to modest growth outlook f�
Category: News | Fri, 25 Jan 2013

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 22/Nov/2013
News this week covers: Lords look into contracting & IR35; PM on contractors; social media matters; contractor demand rises; and new HMRC taskforce.
�Contractor limited companies and IR35 face Lords’ scrutiny Contractor limited companies� �ntractor demand and contract vacancies across all contracting areas continue to increase in Scotland, with cont� �of Scotland Report on Jobs suggest that there are contracts to be had for contractors outside Scotland who ar� �and next year looks very promising too.” More... Contract opportunities outstrip contractor supply in Scotl�
Category: News | Fri, 22 Nov 2013

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 19/July/2013
News this week covers: contractor demand; agency laws opt-out retained; GAAR and office holder rules; OFT investigation; & HMRC focus on distraint.
�t: the General Anti-Abuse Rule (GAAR) and the new IR35 rules about office holders. GAAR is designed to p� �contractors may have easier access to government contracts following OFT probe IT contractors may be in a st�
Category: News | Fri, 19 Jul 2013

Contractors underpin NHS IT delivery, reveals recruiter Don Tomlinson
Limited company contractors deliver IT services essential to keeping vital NHS systems running, explains recruiter Don Tomlinson of agency max20.
�perly scoped, so are the resourcing requirements. IR35 and challenges from HR Although pegging rates of� �nature of the relationship.” The future of NHS IT contracting looks exciting Tomlinson highlights that, because� �ur contractors to remove termination clauses from contracts and make other adjustments to reinforce their out� �railblazing web and mobile technologies, creating contract opportunities According to Tomlinson, the NHS is�
Category: News | Thu, 26 Apr 2012

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 22/June/2012
News this week includes new Contractors’ Handbook; Scottish contract market; “collateral damage” to interims; tax breaks; & HMRC structure & salaries.
�orCalculator CEO Dave Chaplin includes the latest IR35 guidance, a new chapter on the Agency Workers Reg� �New Contractors’ Handbook “takes contracting support to the next level” Contractors will find� �tions and detailed advice on finding and securing contracts. “Tens of thousands of contractors used the first� �upport to the next level,” says Chaplin. More… IT contract market in Scotland continues to outperform the re�
Category: News | Thu, 21 Jun 2012

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 19/Oct/2012
News this week covers strong Scottish contract market; I-Pro report; National Freelancers Day; North Sea news; tech hub guide; & paper tax returns.
�vember 2012. Contractors proving they are outside IR35 can avoid public sector off-payroll rules Contrac� �table, although the accounts and financial sector contracted sharply, the only sector to do so. Dundee was a h� �ayroll rules Contractors able to prove that their contracts are outside IR35 can continue to contract for pub� �their contracts are outside IR35 can continue to contract for public sector clients without fear of an HMRC�
Category: News | Fri, 19 Oct 2012