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Four in 10 businesses impacted by recent changes to IR35 in the private sector have admitted they would approach the changes differently if given the opportunity. Meanwhile, nearly a third are already reviewing their strategy for managing the reform despite the changes only coming into force on April 6 2021.
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The Government body, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has been issued with a tax bill of £87.9m due to incorrectly assessing the IR35 status of contractors engaged since 2017.
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The roll-out of the new IR35 rules in the private sector have contributed to 'the significant and rapidly deteriorating shortage of HGV drivers' leading to a potential failure of critical supply chain.
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Delivery riders from Deliveroo lost their battle to receive employment rights, after it was ruled that these gig economy workers are self-employed and not employed.
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Figures from HMRC show that their own IR35 status online tool fails in one in five cases to determine the IR35 status of contractors.
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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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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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Match of the Day host, Gary Lineker, has become the latest television celebrity to be pursued by HMRC in a First Tier Tax Tribunal carrying a potential £4.9m in tax liability.
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Clients are being advised to work compliantly with the new IR35 changes and not to impose unnecessary blanket bans on working with contractors.
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The controversial IR35 reforms in the private sector have been introduced today (April 6).
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