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Newsletter 398: New rules for Government contractors
by Newsletter Editor at 10:15 03/09/12 ( Shout99 Newsletter)
The Cabinet Office has released the new rules for Government Departments contracting with freelancers - and placed the onus on contractors to prove they are entitled to be remunerated outside IR35.
After much speculation and rumours, the new rules mean that public sector freelancers will have to show evidence that they are 'low risk' under the controversial HMRC's business entity tests; or, if not, that they are outside IR35 through another means, such as a contract review by HMRC; or prove payment is made under IR35.

The Government has introduced the new regime after it was embarassed by media reports that some senior public sector workers were operating via their own companies as a means to mitigate their tax and NI bills.

HMRC's business tests at heart of new rules for contractors

Recruitment agencies are already reporting that the public sector is becoming a less attractive option for freelancers.

Contractors turn backs on public sector

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In Ask An Expert, the professionals answer your latest questions, including that' P35 question; taking a Sabbatical; IR35 contract clauses; and pensions/salary.

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