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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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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 two sweeteners with the announcement - a delay until 2020 and that it will only apply to larger companies.
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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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Fall in UK inflation will benefit self-employed, but Government policy on IR35 still a major concern
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An assessment by the controversial online status test, CEST, has been rejected by judge as the contractor is now seeking to reclaim 'unlawfully deducted tax'.
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Press reports are predicting that the Treasury is finalising plans to overhaul tax rules which allow self-employed people 'to avoid paying national insurance contributions'.
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Reports emerged over the weekend that ITV presenter, Eamonn Holmes is in the middle of an IR35 investigation that could cost him up to £2 million.
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It was more about what he didn't say, than what he did. Chancellor Philip Hammond failed to mention IR35 or status reform in his speech to Conservative Party Conference, but there remain concerns that that will not be the case in the forth-coming Budget.
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