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The small print in post-Budget announcements has revealed further delay to HMRC penalty reforms.
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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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Freelancer groups gave a qualified sigh of relief that the proposed IR35 roll-out wasn't as bad as they feared.
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The Budget brought the expected and feared IR35 changes to the private sector - but there are two sweeteners with the announcement - a delay until 2020 and that it will only apply to larger companies.
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The Chancellor will present the Autumn Budget to Parliament and the country today. It is widely speculated - and feared - that it will contain details of an IR35 clamp-down on contractors in the private sector.
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As is often the case with Government announcements, it is often more significant about what is not said than what is.
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Small business group has called on the Chancellor to give some clarity, support and encouragement to the small and micro business sector in his Spring update.
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The Government used the Budget to confirm that it intends to publish a discussion document on Good Work - the Taylor review of modern working practices.
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The freelancing world had a mixed reaction to the Budget announcement of a consultation into extending the public sector IR35 measures to the private sector.
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The Chancellor gave the clearest signal yet that the controversial changes to IR35 in the public sector will be heading for the private sector.
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