IR35 Reading

Whether it’s you or the client who sets your IR35 status, being able to send Dylan in your place is key for self-employment. Just don’t do it for the sake of it.

Here’s the four main ways Control under IR35 will be tested for in contractors’ 2026/27 engagements, and how to assess it yourself.

Must-dos for contractors when a tax inspector calls under the Intermediaries legislation.

Definitions for the terms contractors commonly come up against in the status space.

While not a silver bullet, FPCs are worth a serious look if you’re a limited company contractor looking to limit IR35 risk.

A contract for a defined project removes any obligations to offer or perform further services both within and between contracts.

A key article, provided by Accountax, addressing some of the key considerations in determining whether or not a contract for services will be subject to the IR35 rules.

John Antell explains the importance of "one man company" contractors ensuring that their contracts accurately reflect the way they work.

Article on the Revenue's thinking towards contractors working on site and during fixed hours. Do these factors determine whether you are inside IR35?