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Nearly a third of freelancers are planning to stop contracting in the UK because the changes to IR35 due in the private sector in April, according to research by freelancer group IPSE.
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The Government has changed the time period for the new IR35 'off-payroll' rules so that they will now only apply to payments made for services provided on or after April 6 2020. This has effectively removed the 'retrospective' nature of the proposed changed.
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Contractors are being urged to join a protest in Parliament against the changes to IR35 self-employed tax.
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Tax payers have the right to challenge penalties given by HMRC for missing the Self Assessment tax return deadline on January 31.
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Agency group APSCo has met with Jesse Norman, Chief Secretary to the Treasury to voice concerns about the logistics of the proposed implementation of the off-payroll rules due to come into force in April.
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Businesses must not succumb to fear mongering surrounding changes to off-payroll working in the private sector – and recruiters are best placed to ensure that companies don’t lose out on the benefits of contractor workforces after April 2020.
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Self-employment has passed the five million mark for the first time, with one freelancer group attributing this to the rise in the number of women, who make a positive choice towards working for themselves.
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Industry and freelancer groups came out in condemnation of the Government's announcement that it would review the IR35 'off-payroll' changes in the private sector.
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The Government has launched a review into the implementation of changes to the IR35 off-payroll working rules - but industry reaction was a case of too little, too late.
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