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An IT contractor who received an IR35-related £70,000 tax bill by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has had his second appeal dismissed by a tribunal judge for a second time.
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Demand for expert international contract professionals has been steadily increasing across Spain as the country continues to relax Covid-related restrictions.
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Nearly 2000 contractors have offered a range of insight into the contracting landscape after the initial impact of the introduction of IR35 reform in the private sector in April 2021.
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Self employment group, IPSE, has said the latest employment status dispute – in which 120 sub-postmasters have claimed the Post Office should treat them as workers not self-employed – is part of a 'rising tide of evidence' that the Government must introduce a statutory definition of self-employment into law.
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The REC, the professional body for the UK recruitment industry, has called on HMRC to set up a dedicated hotline for workers to report bad practice by umbrella companies.
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More than 100 sub-postmasters have launched an employment tribunal against the Post Office in a bid to become 'workers' and therefore receive employment rights.
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The record number of new businesses started in 2020 are set to create tens of thousands of jobs in the coming years, with one-in-four business owners planning to hire one or more employees, new research has found.
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The latest Labour market data from the Office of National Statistics (ONS) shows encouraging signs in the contract and permanent job market.
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Umbrella trade body Prism has published an updated fact sheet in conjunction with the Low Incomes Tax Reform Group and endorsed by The Chartered Institute of Taxation to help contractors navigate the umbrella working model.
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Agency trade body, APSCo, has said that it is shocked at the scale of the abuse in recent reports about the use of 'mini umbrella schemes'.
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