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Around half of businesses are still unprepared for changes to off-payroll working in the private sector, which are due to come into effect in April 2020.
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A left-wing business think-tank has welcomed Labour's plans 'to reform IR35'.
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The controversial changes to IR35 in the private sector are due to be rolled out in just over three months, but with the promises of reviews coming from General Election candidates, the situation is as clear as mud.
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Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sajid Javid, has said that he would like to review IR35 reform.
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The Labour Party pledged to stop the proposed changes to IR35 in the private sector, if elected in the forthcoming General Election.
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The Labour Party pledged to stop the proposed changes to IR35 in the private sector, if elected in the forthcoming General Election.
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The majority of senior decision makers in medium and large-sized businesses are concerned about missing out on temporary talent ahead of the introduction of new IR35 regulation, according to research from recruitment specialist Robert Half UK.
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ITV presenter Helen Fospero has become the latest TV presenter to defeat HMRC in an IR35 tax tribunal, raising further concerns over the credibility of the controversial IR35 reforms.
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With a cancelled Budget, a December election and a delayed Brexit decision, it comes as no surprise that freelancer groups are calling for a postponement to the controversial IR35 legislation.
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Former BBC presenter, Christa Ackroyd, has lost her IR35 appeal, and now faces tax and NI liabilities of £400,000.
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