The Proposed Changes in Public 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 [...]
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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 [...]
How this Contractor found relief from HMRC determinations in IR35 case?
At DNS, IR35 review is a part of services offered, and we regularly come across clients who despite having a strong case to make out against an HMRC order, have desisted from appealing. As certified [...]
Christa Ackroyd Loses IR35 Case Against HMRC
Christa Ackroyd Loses IR35 case against HMRC Former BBC Look North presenter Christa Ackroyd lost her appeal against HMRC in IR35 ruling which claimed that she owed National Contributions Insurance [...]
IR35 Reforms in Private Sector – A Reality from April 2019?
The latest IR35 Forum minutes from HMRC confirms that the infamous IR35 reforms that hit the public sector last year can become a reality in the private sector from as early as April-2019. This means [...]