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The Budget confirmed that the IR35 rules won’t be scrapped. Instead, the Taxman has been told to improve administration of the system. What might this mean for your business?
Published 31.03.2011
A customer asks you to organise additional workers to help with the project you’re working on. This might result in HMRC requiring you to account for PAYE tax and NI on what your customer pays them.
How can this nasty trap be avoided?
Published 22.01.2020
Self-employed workers can be a PAYE time bomb if the Taxman later decides they should have been employees. How does the Taxman distinguish between the two and can you use this to your advantage?
Published 03.07.2008
Two cases decided in December 2007 could help you defend yourself from a costly tax bill if the Taxman decides one of your contractors was actually an employee. What new angles can you use?
Published 24.04.2008
With just a year before a sea change in the IR35 rules is due to take effect, the tribunal’s latest judgment highlights the difficulties that businesses will have in deciding whether it applies.
What’s the full story?
Published 17.04.2019
The tax tribunal recently considered the employment status of a worker whom the Taxman claimed was obviously an employee because many aspects of his job were controlled by the company he worked for.
What was the outcome?
Published 04.03.2011
HMRC has published its keenly awaited consultation on the future of IR35. Radical changes are ahead for some freelancers and those who hire them. How could you be affected?
Published 29.05.2018
The Supreme Court has upheld earlier decisions confirming an individual’s claim that he was a “worker” and not self-employed. What are the tax and NI consequences of this ruling?
Published 25.06.2018
According to tax experts, the fuss over the changes to off-payroll working scheduled for April 2020 is causing businesses to overlook their normal obligations to check employment status. Are you
taking the necessary steps?
Published 14.02.2020
Our subscriber’s business is struggling but he’s found a second job with another firm. The trouble is his employment status will mean his pay is liable to PAYE tax and NI. Can he divert the income to
his company to prevent this?
Published 28.01.2021
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