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HMRC has lost another high-profile IR35 case, this time involving Loose Women presenter Kaye Adams.
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Freelance presenter and high profile television personality, Lorraine Kelly, has won her appeal at an IR35 Tax Tribunal in which HMRC claimed she owed £1.2m in tax from her contract with ITV Breakfast.
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The Government has taken a step nearer extending the stricter rules on IR35 into the private sector.
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HMRC has closed a year-long IR35 enquiry where the tax liabilities for the company under investigation could have exceeded £100,000.
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The vast majority of contractors have zero or very little confidence that the private sector will be ready to manage IR35 reform from April 2020.
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The Government should look to self-employment to solve the NHS staffing crisis - and policy makers need to make the system work in order to achieve that, according to a new report.
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Eighty-five MPs are at serious risk of losing their seats in Parliament at the next, possibly imminent General Election, if they do not back contractors over Government’s controversial plans to extend the Off-Payroll rules into the private sector.
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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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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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