As per the latest judgement made by the upper tribunal, HMRC lost in its appeal against the football referees engaged by professional game match officials limited (PGMOL). It is proved in the court of [...]
As per the recent report titled “off-payroll working: treating people fairly” issued by the House of Lords economic affairs committee, the government proposal of extending the off-payroll working [...]
TV presenter Mr. Eamonn Holmes lost his IR35 tax appeal against HMRC in the first tier tribunal (FTT) despite working 40 years as a freelancer broadcaster. The decision came out for the case which is [...]
On 17th March 2020, due to the Covid-19 outbreak, the Government announced a last-minute delay to the extension of the off-payroll rules in private sector. The rules will now apply from [...]
Defying all warnings and the catastrophic effect it will have on businesses, contractors and their families, the Government yesterday announced a review of the Off-Payroll (IR35) Tax for smooth [...]
IR35 off payroll rules are already applied on contractors engaged in the public sector from April-17 and the rules will be extended to medium & large sized private companies from April 2020. After [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]