IR35 News

HMRC has confirmed that it has launched an 8-week consultation on plans to roll out a legislative tweak that could…

The vast majority of limited company contractors would have gone to work with a spring in their step when they…

It’s been an eventful few weeks in UK politics and for the UK economy. With the pound struggling against the…

On Friday 23 September 2022, as part of his mini-budget speech, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Kwasi Kwarteng, committed to…

At the end of August 2022, it came to light that HMRC had identified three more tax avoidance schemes as…

On 5 September 2022, Liz Truss was elected – with 57.4% of the vote – as the new prime minister…

Broadcaster set to force their top TV stars to work PAYE In a recent story published by The Sun1, it…

HMRC confirmed it would take a “light touch” in regards to enforcing the new IR35 rules for the initial 12…

The results are in! Firstly, we’d like to say thank you to everyone who got involved in our IR35 survey,…

In recent articles by ft.com and contractorweekly.com, it has come to light that HMRC has acknowledged that contractors could be…

A recent report by the National Audit Office (NAO) has stated that Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) faces new…

A positive IR35 case ruling has been made for presenter Adrian Chiles and his media company Basic Broadcasting Limited, after…

Umbrella company consultation The government has launched a consultation into the role that umbrella companies play in the labour market…

Former SKY Sports presenter loses IR35 tribunal appeal Former SKY Sports presenter Dave Clark has lost his IR35 tribunal appeal…

Computerweekly.com recently reported that Network Rail appears to have performed a U-turn of its IR35 blanket decisions for the rail…

Government departments have been in the news recently for their incorrect assessments of the employment status of their contractors in…

It has recently emerged that the Home Office has been hit with a £33.5 million IR35 tax bill after a…

It has emerged that the Department for Work & Pensions (DWP) was hit with a huge £87.9 million tax bill…

Changes to IR35 in the private sector will go ahead on 6th April 2021, despite hopes for a further delay….

A case that will be welcomed by PSCs In a landmark IR35 case that will be welcomed by PSCs, but…

Thousands of Uber drivers could be entitled to minimum wage The Supreme Court’s unanimous decision should come as no surprise…

On April 6th 2021, the contractor’s worst scenario will become reality… IR35 in the private sector will finally go live….

On the 6th April 2021, the IR35 private sector changes will come into effect. With this date now just a…

The delay in the introduction of the IR35 legislation allowed contractors and their clients extra time to prepare. It also…