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The draft Finance Bill 2019-20 confirmed the worst fear of the contracting sector that new off-payroll working IR35 rules in the private sector will come in from April 2020.
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Another celebrity presenter has defeated HMRC in an IR35 case giving a further high profile, embarrassing loss to the tax man in Tribunal cases.
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On Tuesday July 9, the Stop The Off-Payroll Tax campaign is taking its message direct to MPs about the damaging Government plans to roll-out the Off-Payroll Tax to the private sector.
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Brexit and the so-called 'Freelancer Tax' are dealing a double blow for UK’s freelance workforce according to new research.
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The contracting sector has called on the next Prime Minister to stop the Government's 'war on contracting' and instead support the UK’s flexible workforce.
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With under a year until IR35 reform is extended to the private sector, nearly over half of contractors believe independent IR35 reviews hold the key to accurate status decisions, according to a survey.
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The Stop The Off-Payroll Tax campaign has written to the new Treasury Minister, Jesse Norman MP asking him to support UK contractors, rather than attacking them, by dropping plans to roll-out The Off-Payroll Tax – the so called ‘off-payroll or IR35 rules’ - to the private sector.
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Agencies have come out in force to feed into their trade body’s official response to HMRC’s latest consultation on the implementation of the reform of the off-payroll working rules.
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A leading tax authority has joined in the cry for improvements in the Government's online assessment tool for off-payroll working if the new rules are to operate effectively.
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One in five UK sole traders are needlessly making plans to address the impact of proposed Off-Payroll reforms despite the legislation not affecting them.
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