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Following concerns raised by Parliament and individuals employed by the BBC, the National Audit Office investigated the nature of, and associated issues related to, individuals hired by the BBC on a freelance basis, particularly those hired through personal service companies (PSCs).
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Mumbai in India is the most lucrative destination for foreign contractors, with European countries coming in bottom of a table of 16 key markets.
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A professional tax body has criticised last week’s Budget for the number of tax measures announced as ‘done deals’ without having been consulted on, and for excessive ‘tinkering’.
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The small print in post-Budget announcements has revealed further delay to HMRC penalty reforms.
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Campaigners for the low-paid are concerned that the IR35 anti-avoidance changes announced in the Budget could leave low-paid workers in the lurch.
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Freelancer groups gave a qualified sigh of relief that the proposed IR35 roll-out wasn't as bad as they feared.
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The Budget brought the expected and feared IR35 changes to the private sector - but there are two sweeteners with the announcement - a delay until 2020 and that it will only apply to larger companies.
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The Chancellor will present the Autumn Budget to Parliament and the country today. It is widely speculated - and feared - that it will contain details of an IR35 clamp-down on contractors in the private sector.
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A Parliamentary Committee has slammed the BBC for forcing workers into operating through personal service companies (PSCs) and has said that the Corporation should offer compensation to those now facing hefty tax or NI bills.
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HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is inviting more than half a million businesses to try a pilot for a new online VAT service ahead of new rules coming into force in April 2019.
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