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Despite widespread criticism of the new IR35 public sector measures, the majority of contractors believe further IR35 reform is inevitable and unmanageable.
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The reliability of the Government's online IR35 assessment tool has been dealt another blow following reports that HMRC has acknowledged it has no evidence to demonstrate its accuracy.
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The BBC has found itself making the news in the freelancer world recently.
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The BBC has come in for a torrent of criticism from many of its top presenters and journalists who claim the Corporation pressured them into operating through limited companies for tax purposes.
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Changes to IR35 in the public sector and ongoing uncertainty regarding private sector rules has to independent workers calling for employment rights when working inside IR35.
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The vast majority of contractors would be deterred from working with recruitment agencies and firms if they were planning to use HMRC's 'IR35 tool' to determine status.
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The Government has reinforced its message that the 'contractor-tax', IR35, doesn't affect small business owners who are 'genuinely self-employed.
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The Government must rethink its approach to IR35 and the impact it currently has on the UK’s two million independent workers if it has any hopes of winning back the waning support of contractors in 2018, according to freelancer specialists Qdos Contractor.
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The freelancing world had a mixed reaction to the Budget announcement of a consultation into extending the public sector IR35 measures to the private sector.
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The Chancellor gave the clearest signal yet that the controversial changes to IR35 in the public sector will be heading for the private sector.
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