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We’re now four months into the new tax year, which has seen the introduction of several big changes including some notable increases in tax thresholds.
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The Prime Minister and Chancellor were called on to change course and end the ‘war on contracting’ by stopping the Loan Charge and the 'IR35' Off-Payroll Tax.
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My client has begun to undertake a compliance review for all their contractors in advance of the legislation changes that will come into force in force next year
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New Government figures show a record high of people working for themselves - leading to calls for more support for the self-employed.
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A contractor and the Treasury are involved in a war of words over an online petition about IR35 in the public sector and its proposed roll-out in the private sector.
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The HMRC crusade against so-called ‘disguised employment’ is far from over, as the tax man continues to target the contracting sector.
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Incorrect tax statements and missed reminders could result in self-employed taxpayers facing unexpectedly high tax bills in January 2020.
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Employers are largely unprepared for changes to off-payroll working in the private sector, which are due to come into effect in April 2020, according to recruitment trade body, APSCo.
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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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