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New research released shows that despite half of UK businesses stating that they could not achieve their level of growth and outcomes without the help of contractors, a significant number of companies (28 per cent) have decreased the number of contracts they have given to freelancers since the reforms to IR35 in April 2021.
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HMRC claimed the former One Show and Match of the Day 2 presenter was not a freelancer when he worked for BBC, ITV and other parties between 2012 and 2017, arguing he should have paid more tax as an employee as he was 'inside' IR35.
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The Economic Affairs’ Finance Bill Sub-Committee has written to the Government, listing the Sub-Committee’s main findings and conclusions on off-payroll working (IR35), after holding follow-up evidence sessions in December 2021.
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HMRC had key lessons to learn from the initial roll-out of IR35 tax reforms in the public sector, but faces new and challenging risks in implementing the regime more widely, according to the National Audit Office (NAO).
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The Government has published a report commissioned by HMRC into the long-term effects of off-payroll working reform in the public sector.
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One of the longest running, workers rights sagas, Pimlico Plumbers, has had another twist in the Supreme Court, as appeal judges ruled that the London plumber at the centre of the case is entitled to back-dated holiday pay.
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The Government believes that the reform to the IR35 working rules is the right way to improve compliance with the rules.
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Sky Sports TV presenter, Dave Clark, has lost an IR35 case appeal carrying £281,084.48 in tax liability.
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Six months on from the new Off Payroll Rules there is still confusion over which assignments should fall inside or outside of IR35, with often differing opinions between contractors, recruiters, and clients.
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The Court of Appeal has upheld an earlier employment tribunal decision that a courier rider should be classed as a ‘worker’ irrespective that they could allocate work to other riders in a pool.
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