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Trade bodies and representative organisations use the Budget and Autumn statements to present their 'wish-lists' to Government.......and freelancer groups are no exception.
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The vast majority of public sector contractors are passing the IR35 status tests of one of the contractor tax advisors.
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The majority of contractors do not believe public sector bodies and agencies are able to make accurate IR35 decisions without their input.
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Freelancers and contractors want the new-look Government to prioritise building a fairer tax system for the self-employed.
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Rumours surrounding potential reform to private sector IR35 currently sit as UK contractor’s biggest concern, according to recent research.
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Accurate IR35 decisions are as vital to the HS2 rail network project as expert contractors are, according to one contractor tax specialist.
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There has been a surge in contractors switching to umbrella companies in the months leading up to new employment status checks implemented by public sector bodies.
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Some agencies believe that the new public sector IR35 rules will be extended to cover contractors working in the private sector within two years.
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Caution has been urged regarding the outcome of recent NHS U-turn about placing its entire locum and contractor workforce ‘inside IR35’.
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In 1999, a group of freelancers banded together to oppose the measure in the Budget which would tax them as if they were 'disguised employees'.
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