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Self-employment has been doing the heavy lifting behind the positive labour market figures over the last decade, according to freelancer group IPSE.
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Eighty-five MPs are at serious risk of losing their seats in Parliament at the next, possibly imminent General Election, if they do not back contractors over Government’s controversial plans to extend the Off-Payroll rules into the private sector.
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A Parliamentary Committee has called for a clamp down on endemic poor payment culture that hits SMEs and freelancers.
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A House of Lords Report has concluded that HMRC abuses the extra powers it has been given to tackle tax evasion and avoidance.
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The Government’s response to the Taylor Review of Modern Working Practices gained a mixed reception when it was published earlier this year.
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The continuing drop in self-employed numbers is caused by damaging Government policies and uncertainty about Brexit, according to a freelancer group.
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Following concerns raised by Parliament and individuals employed by the BBC, the National Audit Office investigated the nature of, and associated issues related to, individuals hired by the BBC on a freelance basis, particularly those hired through personal service companies (PSCs).
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Mumbai in India is the most lucrative destination for foreign contractors, with European countries coming in bottom of a table of 16 key markets.
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A professional tax body has criticised last week’s Budget for the number of tax measures announced as ‘done deals’ without having been consulted on, and for excessive ‘tinkering’.
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The small print in post-Budget announcements has revealed further delay to HMRC penalty reforms.
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