by Pete Willcocks | Nov 9, 2026 | Insurance, IR35
Home Office Faces £80.7m IR35 Exposure: Why Outsourced Contracts Could Be the Next Major Compliance Risk The Home Office has become the latest government department to disclose substantial potential liabilities associated with the off-payroll working rules, commonly...
by Pete Willcocks | Nov 2, 2026 | Insurance, IR35
Employment Status Reform 2026: What the New Consultation Means for UK Contractors The government has opened a consultation that could change how employment rights are determined for people working outside conventional employment. Published on the 14th October 2026,...
by Pete Willcocks | Oct 28, 2026 | Insurance, IR35
Autumn Budget 2026: IR35, Contractor Tax and Recruitment Agency Changes Explained 28th October 2026 | Updated following publication of the official Budget documents The UK Autumn Budget 2026 has now been published, providing clearer answers for contractors,...
by Pete Willcocks | Oct 26, 2026 | Insurance, IR35
Companies House U-Turn: What the New Filing Rules Mean for Limited Company Contractors Limited company contractors received a welcome piece of news on the 23rd October 2026, when Companies House confirmed it was pausing plans to require small companies and...
by Pete Willcocks | Oct 19, 2026 | Insurance, IR35
Cabinet Office Faces £38.5m IR35 Bill: What Contractors and Businesses Can Learn The Cabinet Office has become the latest government department to face a substantial financial liability after HMRC challenged how it applied the off-payroll working rules. Figures...
