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Contractors face mixed outlook as BIS proposes new Agency Workers Regulations
Following the decision to delay implementation of the Agency Workers Directive, BIS has revealed the proposed regulations in a new consultation.
�tors and those limited company contractors within IR35 , the future in two years time is less certain. F� �n says that the AWD will apply to “agency workers contracted to an ’umbrella company‘, or who operate a person� �e AWD, response to the news and consultation from contracting organisations has been broadly positive, but with� �ker have not been acknowledged. “Contractors with contracts lasting less than the 12-week qualifying period c�

Category: News | Tue, 20 Oct 2009


What does the Agency Workers Directive mean for contractors?
Fears that the AWD spells the end of contracting are unfounded as indications suggest ltd company contractors may be in the clear – but not umbrellas.
�ntractors working on contracts that are inside of IR35 is unclear. The impact of the AWD on agency worke� �definition does, however, include agency workers contracted to an umbrella company’. The status of contractor� �ctive (AWD) by the back door in May 2008, many in contracting feared their livelihoods and way of life would be� �tractors and the status of contractors working on contracts that are inside of IR35 is unclear. The impact of�

Category: News | Mon, 25 Jan 2010


Are you contractors getting too close to the client?
Getting too integrated with the client can cause you tax problems, or you may find you're doing far more than the contract calls for?
�of the client's organisation could put you inside IR35. This can be annoying, because even simple things� �sy for a contractor to lose track of the original contract in the desire to do a good job. You want to be he�

Category: News | Tue, 27 Nov 2007


Should contractors be taxed like employees but have no rights?
Under IR35, contractors are taxed like employees, but obtaining the rights that employees enjoy isn't easy for us. Is that fair?
�de employee rights legislation as a complement to IR35. But somehow, the Government never got around to�

Category: News | Tue, 30 Oct 2007


What steps for tax simplification for contractors?
What do you think should be done to simplify contractor taxation?
�or some years. Some aspects on tax avoidance like IR35 have been repeatedly damned as badly drafted and� �countant? Shouldn't it be clear how to write your contracts so that the tax status is easy to understand? Sho�

Category: News | Mon, 12 Nov 2007


HMRC’s Off-Payroll impact statement is "full of falsehoods"
HMRC’s Off-Payroll impact statement has been criticised for containing several spurious statements and figures that fail to stand up to scrutiny.
�at only 10% of those who should be complying with IR35 currently are, this leaves a presumed 153,000 con� �actors will move back to lower paid perm work, as contracting becomes unviable Impact on firms Extra taxes and� �ers, all of whom will need to be assessed for the contracts they undertake. This figure means a cost to the f� �amount to an additional 14.3% paid on top of the contract income, contingent workers deemed within scope of�

Category: News | Thu, 18 Jul 2019


Contracting bodies urge Conservatives to halt Off-Payroll Tax in open letter
Contracting bodies send open letter to the Conservatives urging incoming prime ministerial candidates to halt Off-Payroll Tax and Loan Charge plans.
�y is reminded of its own hypocritical approach to IR35 in the letter, which refers to Tory opposition to� �Contracting organisations from across the sector have penned�

Category: News | Tue, 25 Jun 2019


Early Day Motion opposing new Off-Payroll Tax tabled in Parliament
Contractors are urged to encourage their MPs to sign an Early Day Motion opposing plans to extend the Off-Payroll tax to the private sector.
�by individuals who were seeking to avoid breaking IR35 rules following its inception - Chaplin is hoping� �er sign that MPs are genuinely getting behind the contract sector in its fight against the Off-Payroll rules�

Category: News | Tue, 14 May 2019


Off-Payroll Tax: Lords appear dumbfounded after HMRC witness evidence
House of Lords members appeared dumbfounded as HMRC and Treasury representatives provided unconvincing evidence during the latest committee hearing.
�cost forecasts, and unsubstantiated estimates of IR35 non-compliance. And whereas Government ignored in� �National Insurance Contributions (NICs) from the contract rate, highlighting that their ability to generate�

Category: News | Tue, 17 Mar 2020


Government 4-year deliberation on employment status yields nothing
After 162 responses spent 4-years at the back of a digital cupboard going out of date, the Government finally dusted them off and decided to do nothing. Zilch. Ditto.
�of Appeal and Supreme Court. Dave Chaplin, CEO of IR35 Shield , which specialises in status matters rela�

Category: News | Thu, 28 Jul 2022


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