Tag: IR35
Recently there have been several high profile IR35 tax appeals / cases featuring Sky personalities.
The facts relating to the cases have been similar but the tribunals decisions have been variable....
UK Government Mini Budget
Written by Tony Shackleford on .
The principal proposals announced by the Chancellor in his recent mini budget are as follows:
Both employers and employees National Insurance rates will reduce by 1.25% from 6 November 2022. This is...
IR35 Rules Relating to Employment Status
Written by Tony Shackleford on .
The Department of Works and Pensions (DWP)as recently published its annual report and accounts. These included an item of expenditure for £87.9m paid to HMRC in tax year 20/21.
The payment was in respect...
IR35 Rules When Working For An Overseas Client
Written by Tony Shackleford on .
HMRC recently clarified the IR35 rules as the relate to companies whose client is a wholly overseas business.
A wholly overseas business is one which has no UK connection immediate prior to the start...
Private Sector IR35 Changes
Written by Tony Shackleford on .
Reforms to the off-payroll working rules ( IR35 rules) , which will see them extended to the private sector next year, are to go ahead as planned. The changes will come into effect on 6 April 2021.