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A Freedom of Information request has revealed that 98 per cent of IR35 status assessments carried out by High Speed 2 (HS2) in 2018 deemed the contractor to be caught by the Off-Payroll rules, fuelling suspicions of further non-compliance with the legislation in the public sector.
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Network Rail has revealed that it has assessed 99 per cent of its contractors as ‘inside IR35’.
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The Association of Recruitment Consultancies (ARC) has claimed that the proposed extension of the public sector IR35 rules to the private sector amounts to the introduction of a new stealth tax which has far reaching political and economic ramifications.
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The Association of Taxation Technicians (ATT) is advising businesses who have signed up for Making Tax Digital (MTD) but are yet to file their latest VAT return, to act urgently to avoid possible penalties.
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Professional recruitment firms reported that demand for contingent workers decreased by two per cent year-on-year in January 2019, while vacancies for permanent talent fell by three per cent over the same period, according to new survey data from agent group APSCo
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New figures revealed by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show the self-employed sector has grown by 76,000 compared to the same time last year.
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HMRC has lost another high-profile IR35 case, this time involving Loose Women presenter Kaye Adams.
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British contractors were in the firing line as HMRC significantly increased its tax haul from information requests to overseas tax authorities.
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Freelancer group IPSE has supported calls to allow the Small Business Commissioner to fine companies who pay freelancers late.
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HMRC is starting to issue late filing penalties for self-assessment income tax returns this week, which is earlier than originally expected.
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