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The Chancellor has been asked to use the Budget to shed light on 'damaging speculation' that IR35 reform will be extended to the private sector.
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Government sources have implied that the controversial public sector IR35 changes could be extended to the private sector.
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A senior HMRC official has said that contractors were wrongly classifying themselves as outside the tax regulations in 90 per cent of cases.
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Further evidence is emerging that the public sector is being adversely affected by contractor shortages as the IR35 changes start to bite.
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The contents of July’s IR35 Forum minutes reflect a sincere lack of understanding from HMRC when it comes to the true impact of recent and potential changes to IR35, according to contractor tax adviser, Qdos Contractor.
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Contractors have lost faith in HMRC's much maligned IR35 status tool with only one in 10 contractors now using it.
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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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