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Latest Government statistics showing a 154,000 drop in the number of self-employed, following on from figures which revealed that the number of self-employed had fallen by a record 238,000 in the three months to August.
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The delay to the private sector IR35 roll-out has encouraged more staffing firms and employers to ‘get it right this time around’, with recruiters reporting that over a third of clients (35 per cent) were making a U-turn on non-PSC decisions.
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Fears are rising that the Government could raise Corporation Tax and National Insurance Contributions to pay for partial support during Covid.
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Recent migration figures for year end March 2020 show that increases in net migration and immigration are being driven by an increase in non-EU immigration for study.
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Freelancer group, IPSE, has claimed that the latest Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS) statistics are a reminder that over a million freelancers are not eligible for support.
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In the second quarter of 2020, freelancers’ average income dropped by 25 per cent, according to the latest freelancer Confidence Index by self-employed group, IPSE and freeancer marketplace, PeoplePerHour.
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Government statistics have shown that the number of self-employed has fallen by a record 238,000 in the second quarter of 2020.
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More than 200 newly-registered businesses have taken inspiration from the pandemic to meet an increase in demand for services connected to COVID-19.
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HMRC has won an appeal in an IR35 dispute with a high profile presenter.
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The Government's response to the Treasury Select Committee on the gaps in Covid support has been described as 'deeply disappointing' and 'disheartening' but was nevertheless 'predictable'.
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