IR35 News

‘PSCs being misclassified will inspire another select committee in two years’ time.’

As a radio host’s anguish leads to her attempted suicide, the BBC takes action.

The IR35 digital tool acquired comic status at yesterday’s select committee.

Some PSCs' IR35 liabilities may be met by the BBC, but it won’t meet MPs tomorrow.

Second expert says a fifth of your income could go if ‘inside IR35’ under April’s regime.

Agents, PSCs and brollies rally against April’s IR35 reforms just being superimposed.

Growing consensus is that April 2020 is when IR35 is much more likely to change.

Private sector IR35 consultation won’t be released until 'the coming months,' -- HM Treasury.

Advisers to PSCs expect anything ranging from nothing -- to the publication of the IR35 consultation.

'Complex' issue of its PSC usage compels the BBC to make some clarifications.

ContractorUK readers invited to get the IR35 lowdown on March 15th, about what’s unveiled on the 13th.

Amid pressure from a Tory MP, the broadcaster is hitting out at PSCs’ advisers.

‘Real threat’ to staffing, as eight in 10 PSCs would be deterred in a CEST-only world.

Contractor to mount a day of action against a 2019, or 2020 extension.

Second legal expert finds fault with the broadcaster since IR35 stung one of its presenters.

A ‘life-changing’ tax debt faces a media veteran who says she’s a scapegoat.

Tax staff speak (three times) of an ‘immediate need’ to fix private sector flouting of IR35.

Public PSC, private 'Ltd' or a brolly user? Either way, there’s a campaign for you.

‘Extremely important’ judgment due for one PSC, all PSCs and IR35’s future.

April’s off-payroll rules are directly blamed for the first fall in company formations in seven years.

So get creative, because waiting to see what government wants isn’t wise, says PRISM.

But whether contractors will have more than just ‘little or no impact’ remains to be seen.

Good, bad or incompatible? Contractor bosses clash over Hammond’s IR35 move.

Chancellor clears the ground to widen April's off-payroll rules, but is cheered for not bulldozing.

A formal bid to keep the off-payroll rules public sector-only nears a government response.

Speculation over whether thousands face changes to how they work plays on Radio 4.

As one fight against the off-payroll rules 'takes a breath,' another vows to go the distance.

'Multiple' judicial reviews threatened, to expose 'kangaroo court' assessments of PSCs.

July's record of what was said is quietly replaced, but it’s still deemed 'unreflective.'

APSCo, IPSE and Qdos take issue with the financial secretary to the Treasury.

The officials who can decide to widen April's rules talk of 'fairness' and 'unchecked behaviour.'

Off-payroll rule implementation was 'unlawful,' NHS unions allege.

First public body to have banned PSCs is now the first to suggest its services to taxpayers will suffer.

BBC Hustle star says he's the victim of a cash grab -- over his employment status.

Top taxman goes on the offensive over the off-payroll rules, but he's on the backfoot -- again.

Contractor sector is pressing the taxman over his minute-taking at the IR35 Forum.

Tweak to who's caught, coincides with fresh Forum minutes and 'ESS' becoming 'CEST.'

HMRC's denials of change might still not convince non-rocket scientist contractors.

'Inevitable' roll-out of April’s IR35 reforms worry half of contractors.

Campaigner concedes that the courts might not be how IR35 gets changed.