Many contractors ask which factors (written, or carried out in practice) are most important in determining the IR35 status of a contract. Although a combination of factors will determine whether or not a contractors is caught by IR35, some do carry more weight than others.
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Limited companies – a complete guide for contractors
Most contractors work via their own limited companies. Aside from the tax benefits this structure offers its shareholders, the liability of directors is also limited. … [more]
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Budget 2018 – IR35 ‘off payroll’ reform to hit private sector from April 2020
The Budget has been delivered. The Chancellor announced that the IR35 'off payroll' rules will be extended to the private sector from April 2020. … [more]
In what sense is your liability limited if you run a company?
One of the main attractions of working via your own company is that the liability of shareholders is limited. So, to what extent is the liability of company directors limited? … [more]
Expert FAQ – are you ‘inside’ or ‘outside’ IR35?
The basics of IR35 should be understood by everyone in the contracting community at a fundamental level, as the rules have such a profound impact on take home pay if you are caught. Here, an expert answers our questions on employment status - does … [more]
Why your limited company might need a shareholders’ agreement
If you decide to set up a limited company with other people - either for contracting purposes, or to run another type of business, how do you ensure that all of your shareholders (including yourselves) are protected in case something goes wrong? A … [more]
April 2018 Dividend Allowance cut – how much will it cost you?
The 'dividend allowance' was cut from £5,000 to £2,000 on 6th April 2018. What does this mean in practice, and how much will it cost you? … [more]
Guide to claiming health, gym and other medical expenses
One of the most frequent questions asked by contractors is "what health-related expenses can I pay via my company?" … [more]
‘Unpredictable’ HMRC go after ITV star in latest IR35 probe
Despite a catalogue of recent errors, HMRC has now launched an IR35 investigation into the affairs of ITV presenter Eamonn Holmes. Who will they target next? … [more]
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