The government brought IR35 into law in January 2000 in an attempt to reduce ‘Disguised Employment’. Put simply, this is when someone is acting as an employee but under the title of a ‘contractor’. Subsequently being in more control of their remuneration methods, and therefore… Read More »A Brief Introduction to IR35
As the proposed changes to IR35 loom ever closer, there is still an element of ambiguity surrounding many of the practical aspects of the potential changes. HMRC have released a number of IR35 statements and promises regarding these changes. They have detailed how they intend… Read More »HMRC IR35 Statements
What is a workplace pension? A workplace pension allows you to save for and contribute to your pension by paying a percentage of your pay into the scheme automatically. Your employer will then also add money into the scheme. The basic criteria is that if… Read More »Workplace Pensions
It is now three months until the new IR35 reform come into effect in the private sector. The government has just announced a review of the implementation draft proposal for the IR35 status review. As such, we thought this was an appropriate time to outline… Read More »Prepare for IR35 Reform
