Dean Russell MP: ‘IR35 not a reason for businesses to discriminate’
"The legislation is there to close a tax loop hole."
Category: Employment Law News
Budget to outline extra paid leave for parents of premature babies
Parents of premature babies will be able to claim an extra £160 a week.
Temporary positions decrease due to IR35 as permanents rise
23 per cent plan to quit contracting due to IR35.
IR35 review was just ‘lip service’ and will be implemented in April
The first 12 months of the enforcement of IR35 will not be “heavy handed”.
HMRC experiences ‘rare win’ over Eamonn Holmes IR35 tax case
"I’ve been freelance for 28 years and that’s been okay. Now it’s not."
Chancellor: first 12 months of IR35 will not be ‘heavy handed’
People have criticised the Chancellor's words and said just delay IR35.
A different view: ‘IR35 presents a wealth of opportunity’
The legislation forces businesses to "reassess employee bases and business structures".
Guidance for offices to be more vegan friendly following tribunal
Ethical veganism is a “philosophical belief” and protected by the Equality Act 2010.
Pressure building on new Chancellor to suspend IR35
The roll-out of IR35 would have "disastrous consequences for the wider economy."
Will a new Chancellor result in a delay to IR35?
"The Off-Payroll Tax is decimating the flexible workforce."
IR35 exodus: over half of contractors set to leave clients
31 per cent of contractors are suffering from mental health issues due to IR35.
UK migration salary expected to drop to £25,600 this week
Speaking good English and a good education could also help migrants gain access.
Review in to IR35 has already led to a change
"The Government has now changed its mind at the eleventh hour."
House of Lords launch IR35 inquiry alongside Government review
Some are wondering why this was not done months ago.
‘IR35 is a blunt instrument’ that HMRC cannot fund
Samantha Hurley, operations director of the APSCo spoke with Jesse Norman, of the Treasury.