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The draft Finance Bill 2019-20 confirmed the worst fear of the contracting sector that new off-payroll working IR35 rules in the private sector will come in from April 2020.
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Another celebrity presenter has defeated HMRC in an IR35 case giving a further high profile, embarrassing loss to the tax man in Tribunal cases.
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On Tuesday July 9, the Stop The Off-Payroll Tax campaign is taking its message direct to MPs about the damaging Government plans to roll-out the Off-Payroll Tax to the private sector.
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Brexit and the so-called 'Freelancer Tax' are dealing a double blow for UK’s freelance workforce according to new research.
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The contracting sector has called on the next Prime Minister to stop the Government's 'war on contracting' and instead support the UK’s flexible workforce.
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What does the following contract clause really mean?: "The Consultancy will ensure that all remuneration it pays any personnel engaged on the Services is paid and taxed as employment income, within the meaning of the Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003 as amended."
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With under a year until IR35 reform is extended to the private sector, nearly over half of contractors believe independent IR35 reviews hold the key to accurate status decisions, according to a survey.
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Rather than cheer the lack of an expected tax bill this summer, the Association of Taxation Technicians (ATT) is warning such people, which could include contractors, to brace themselves for bad news from HMRC after Christmas.
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The Stop The Off-Payroll Tax campaign has written to the new Treasury Minister, Jesse Norman MP asking him to support UK contractors, rather than attacking them, by dropping plans to roll-out The Off-Payroll Tax – the so called ‘off-payroll or IR35 rules’ - to the private sector.
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More disabled people than ever before are choosing self-employment, but are being let down by poor support from Government, according to research.
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