UK Gov’s IR35 flip-flopping did not incur ‘any additional costs’, says minister
Westminster’s U-turn on plans to roll back loathed off-payroll working rules appears not to have had any impact on public coffers.
Off-payroll working rules
Access to contractors will be ‘more important than ever’ in 2023, as IR35 debate rumbles on
Issues around off-payroll working rules are likely to continue to rear their head next year as demand for sparse skills increases.
Govt report on impact of IR35 reforms ‘fails to tell full story’, says expert
An employment expert has slammed a UK Government report into the short-term impacts of loathed IR35 reforms.
Reversal of ‘onerous’ IR35 laws will ‘unlock potential’ of contractors
Employment and tax experts have roundly hailed the Chancellor’s shock pledge to scrap contentious IR35 reforms.
‘Huge victory for contractors’ as Kwarteng pledges to repeal IR35 tax rules
The Chancellor has pledged to repeal controversial changes to off-payroll working laws in a bid to boost the labour market.
‘The sheer scale of disruption has surprised many’ – IR35 reforms six months on
The “sheer scale of disruption” sparked by changes to IR35 rules have surpassed expectations, an employment expert has said.
‘Use time wisely’ for IR35, says former Worley project manager
There has been a lot of discussion over the last 12 months about how the changes to Off-Payroll rules will impact the UK Private sector, and I have read with great interest some of the comments and foresight on what IR35 is and what it will mean to the UK contracting workforce.
House of Lords calls for ‘complete rethink’ of ‘flawed and unfair’ IR35 legislation
A House of Lords committee has called on the government to “completely rethink” a controversial tax reform which will have sweeping implications for North Sea contractors.
UK Government postpones changes to IR35 tax rules
The UK Government has postponed the introduction of a much criticised tax reform that would have had major implications for North Sea contractors.