Alerts go out to a taxman who’s increasingly fighting with a barrister, but losing.
Evidence matters: how to show HMRC (and your client) that you’re not caught by IR35.
UK-EU uncertainty may kick the IR35 reform can down the road to Spring Statement 2019.
The 'can’t get more freelance than me' TV presenter is 'next on the taxman’s chopping block.'
The chancellor omitting IR35 to conference doesn’t mean he’ll omit it on Budget day.
The prospect of off-payroll rules for all keeps on-contract numbers firmly in the red.
Treasury disappoints those hoping for no IR35 reform, by scheduling an early Budget.
‘Hugely significant, landmark settlement could be a catalyst for many more.’
Female PSC boss uses taxman’s CEST decision against him -- to grant her permie-style rights.
One rule for the BBC and another for us is a dangerous premise to extend IR35 reform on.
Contractors called to act on a trio of different issues threatening their livelihoods.
Revenue ranked first by the almost four in 10 contractors to be IR35-assessed as a group.
'Dangerous,' 'misleading' and 'unfit for purpose' -- the IR35 digital tool just got demolished.
The defiant dozen: HMRC’s proposal is severely resisted by 12 IR35 consultation respondents.
Don’t do that with IR35, do this instead, say the CIOT, the FCSA and the ARC, among others.
‘Blind.’ ‘Remarkable’. ‘Reckless.’ Accountants give their final assessments before Friday’s cut-off.
Friday’s deadline to be met by one agency group opposing reform, and another preparing for it.
Companies are being pursued for the income-hit of wrongly treating PSCs as inside IR35.
Yet again a certain taxman can’t catch a contractor, even though this time HMRC was the client.
Through the HMRC Looking-Glass is an odd world where only ‘outside’ decisions are penalised.
Battle-weary PSCs, send your evidence of blanketing to help keep the heat on HMRC.
Contractor sector warns the OTS that its PAYE plan has 'unintended consequences.'
A status lawyer sums up recent implications for contractors, and says how HMRC can be silenced.
Key IR35 Forum members distance themselves from the MOO paper on their website.
Contractors cowed to go ‘inside IR35’ by trusts threatening a one-two legislative punch.
Giving roles 'safe harbour' from IR35 is signalled in the broadcaster's hush talks with the taxman.
The health service’s hiring managers are struggling with ‘disastrous’ reform – study.
Telling lies and turning blind eyes if IR35 changes could put PSCs' partners in the dock.
Ministers must do what the taxman won’t -- keep their ears, eyes and minds open.
IPSE: Taxman’s responsiveness will worsen should status decisions be made more difficult.