Stop The Off-Payroll Tax Campaign
Why off payroll shouldn't be rolled out? The roll out of the off-payroll rules is planned for April 2020 and it is bound to make a huge damage to the UK flexible workforce as we are already seeing [...]
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HMRC Defeats BBC Presenter "Christa Ackroyd" In IR35 Upper Tax Tribunal
In February 2018, there was a decision taken by the first-tier tribunal stating that Ms. Christa Ackroyd PSC "Christa Ackroyd Media Ltd." is liable to pay outstanding tax and national insurance [...]
IR35: Summary of Responses to Off-Payroll Private Sector Consultation – June 2019
On 5th March 2019, HMRC launched its consultation on introducing the off-payroll working rules to the private sector from 6th April 2020. In the Autumn Statement 2018, HMRC had announced its intention [...]
The Proposed Changes in Private Sector IR35 Rules
Although long-pending, in the United Kingdom, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has warned businesses to avoid any kind of stay in the preparation for changes to the off-payroll working rules. What is [...]
Breaking News: Presenter Kaye Adams Wins IR35 Case Against HMRC
HMRC has faced another defeat after presenter Ms. Kaye Adams successfully appealed against a tax bill of £124k for her engagements with BBC between March 2015-2017. This is the fifth out of six cases [...]
13 Ways The Innocent Contractor Can Avoid The IR35 Trap In 2019
Behave like a contractor in the business world – Make sure that you will not use a staff pass, attend staff dinners or functions as it may takes you into IR35 investigations. Become a responsible [...]
Breaking News: Presenter Lorraine Kelly Wins IR35 Case Against HMRC
HMRC has faced another defeat after presenter Lorraine Kelly successfully appealed against a tax bill of £1.2 million for her work at ITV Breakfast. This is the fourth IR35 case HMRC has lost since [...]
IR35: Latest Proposal To Launch New Off-Payroll Working Rules In The Private Sector From April 2020
Recently, on 5th March 2019, HMRC launched its latest consultation for the proposal to introduce off-payroll working rules to the private sector. As per 2018 budget, government has already announced [...]
The Winchester Case: An IR35 Lesson for HMRC if Friction is to be Avoided
There have been recent reports about a claim for more holiday pay raised by a contractor, Susan Winchester. This demand is a cause for further deep analysis. Ms. Winchester made the claim under [...]
Important Case Study for Contractors in IR35 – Jensal Software vs HMRC
Jensal Software Ltd’s win over HMRC in the IR35 case comes as a huge relief for the contractors in the public sector who are pressurized by HMRC to pay back taxes. This win for the contractor [...]