What Is IR35 Legislation? The IR35 rules, introduced by HMRC, aim to distinguish between genuine self-employment and disguised employment, affecting how contractors are taxed. This legislation is pivotal in determining whether you’re classified as working inside...
HMRC’s IR35 Small Business Exemption Explained Under the off payroll working IR35 legislation, which was introduced in April 2021 to the private sector, there is an exemption for ‘small company’ clients. If a business qualifies for the small company exemption,...
Introducing The Contractor Compliane Portal We’re delighted to announce our partnership with the Contractor Compliance Portal, a game-changing solution designed to simplify IR35 compliance for businesses and contractors alike. Streamlining IR35 compliance IR35...
IR35 2024 Update Let’s explore a few things that are on our IR35 radar for this year, delving into the increased resources at HMRC and considering the potential impact of a change in government on IR35 enforcement. More IR35 Support There’s a noticeable...
Common Reasons Why Contractors Are Inside IR35 IR35 is a set of rules introduced by HMRC to combat tax avoidance by contractors, freelancers and other self-employed workers. It’s important to understand IR35 and how it applies to you, as getting it wrong can result in...
IR35 Update The UK has recently seen a number of changes to tax and IR35 legislation that has affected the way contractors do business. The main change has been the introduction of the ‘off-payroll working rules’, or IR35, which is a set of rules designed to tackle...
