Tag: IR35 – Guide

How to challenge a client’s IR35 determination

March 10th, 2020|

In 2017 when changes to the Intermediaries Legislation (IR35) were rolled out in the public sector, meaning end-clients were responsible for determining the IR35 status of limited company contractors, some employers took the decision to place all contractors inside IR35. [...]

Should I refuse IR35 contracts?

March 3rd, 2020|

It’s estimated that thousands of independent contractors will be affected by the private sector IR35 changes.Even though concerns have been raised by organisations who represent contractors, freelancers and consultants, the changes are on track to come into effect in April.Our [...]

Your options when working inside IR35

February 24th, 2020|

With April quickly approaching and the proposed IR35 changes to private sector contracts set to come into force, we’re continuing to delve deeper into IR35 and the potential implications it will have on contractors.Our ‘IR35 Survival Guide’ addresses lots of [...]

IR35 April 2020 – essential FAQs

February 17th, 2020|

With IR35 changes in the private sector just around the corner, find out here exactly what is happening, how the change might impact you and what action can be taken to protect your contracts and take home pay.What’s changing?From April [...]

Social media and your IR35 status

November 26th, 2019|

IR35 status is a major concern for most contractors, as depending on where your fall, i.e. ‘inside or outside’, determines what taxes you’ll pay. Status determination is based on satisfying several conditions, specifically; Direction and Control, Right of Substitution and [...]

What to expect from an HMRC IR35 inspection

November 12th, 2019|

It’s hard to say how many IR35 inspections HMRC undertakes each year, but figures place it between 250 -1000+. If you need a refresher on what IR35 is and how it can affect you as an independent contractor, then everything [...]

How will my take-home pay be affected by IR35?

November 12th, 2019|

Working through a limited company is one of the most tax-efficient ways to work as an independent contractor. This set up tends to work well for contractors who are deemed as working ‘outside of IR35’, but if you’re caught ‘inside [...]

Are you inside or outside of IR35? 

November 5th, 2019|

The Intermediaries Legislation or ‘IR35’ as it’s most commonly referred to is a complex piece of legislation and knowing whether you’re ‘inside’ or ‘outside’ of it can be just as confusing. This article discusses what it means to be inside [...]

Latest legislation affecting contractors

September 24th, 2018|

Contracting can be one of the most rewarding ways to work – it gives you greater flexibility over who you work for and when you work. It can also provide the opportunity to work on some truly awesome projects.Yet, anyone [...]

Don’t get caught out by IR35 in 2018

May 29th, 2018|

Upon deciding to become an independent contractor, one of the first things you should acquaint yourself with is the Intermediaries Legislation or IR35 as it is commonly referred to. IR35 is a complex piece of legislation. To help you from [...]

IR35 Advice for Contractors

February 6th, 2018|

If you are already a contractor or are planning on becoming one soon, as well as understanding the UK tax system, you must also acquaint yourself with IR35, or the ‘Intermediaries’ Legislation’, or ‘off-payroll working’ as it is sometimes referred [...]

The History of IR35

December 6th, 2017|

If you’re a contractor or thinking about becoming one you’ve more than likely come across the term IR35. This piece of legislation has evolved somewhat over the past decade and it is crucial to understand how it impacts or potentially [...]

Are you contracting in the public sector?

February 2nd, 2017|

As you may have read in our Autumn Statement commentary, changes in April 2017 will mean that contractors working in the public sector will no longer have a say in their IR35 status. Instead the responsibility to determine IR35 status [...]

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