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Government U-turn announced as IR35 repeal (off-payroll working rules) is scrapped by new Chancellor

Government U-turn announced as IR35 repeal (off-payroll working rules) is scrapped by new Chancellor

New Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt has announced the government will not be repealing the off-payroll working rules from April 2023 – just weeks after ex-Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng said the government would ”repeal the 2017 and 2021 reforms” from April 2023. This news will undoubtedly frustrate and disappoint all stakeholders …

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Off-Payroll Created "Car Crash" And "IR35 Is Flawed" Says Crawford Temple, CEO At Professional Passport

Off-payroll created “car crash” and “IR35 is flawed” says Crawford Temple, CEO at Professional Passport

CEO of Professional Passport, Crawford Temple, has called for the government to “start with a clean sheet of paper and design a strategy for the modern worker”. This comes following the announcement that the IR35 off-payroll working rules are to be repealed from April 2023. Keep reading and see what …

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The FCSA expect “gradual” movement from “umbrella employment to independent limited companies” on the back of announced IR35 repeal

The FCSA expect “gradual” movement from “umbrella employment to independent limited companies” on the back of announced IR35 repeal

The government has announced a repeal of the off-payroll (IR35) legislation that was rolled out in 2017 (public sector) and 2021 (private sector) – and stakeholders are delighted. This article looks at the FCSA’s response to the mini-budget and the astonishing IR35 development. The UK’s economy is struggling, and we …

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New Government Guidance Designed To Help Employers And Workers Understand Employment Status And Rights

New government guidance designed to help employers and workers understand employment status and rights

The government has released comprehensive guidance (26th July 2022) to help businesses and workers understand employment status and rights to ensure legislation is adhered to, and there are no ongoing complications. Keep reading, and we’ll summarise some of the important conclusions within the new guidance. “One-stop shop guidance” Released on …

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FCSA “set the record straight” regarding accusations from stakeholders about holiday pay and Codes of Compliance

FCSA “set the record straight” regarding accusations from stakeholders about holiday pay and Codes of Compliance

Stakeholders have recently scrutinised the FCSA because of recent changes to their Codes of Compliance. In this article, we share an exclusive interview with Chris Bryce, CEO of the FCSA. Chris explains that the FCSA “wish to set the record straight” and has provided excellent insight into what has happened. …

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Crunch CEO Darren Fell “utterly delighted” at Rishi Sunak’s resignation after “attack after attack on the self-employed”

Crunch CEO Darren Fell “utterly delighted” at Rishi Sunak’s resignation after “attack after attack on the self-employed”

CEO and Founder of Crunch Accounting, Darren Fell, has released a post via Crunch’s LinkedIn profile explaining why he is “utterly delighted” that Rishi Sunak has resigned as Chancellor of the Exchequer. In the statement, Darren also explains why he believes Rishi should “never be allowed to come back to …

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HMRC updates list of named tax avoidance schemes, promoters, enablers and suppliers

HMRC updates list of named tax avoidance schemes, promoters, enablers and suppliers

Since we last reported, HMRC has updated its list of named tax avoidance schemes, promoters, enablers and suppliers. The newest additions are Novus Consultants Limited, Paybox Umbrella Limited, Saxonside Limited and T2 Outsourcing Limited. Keep reading and find out more about these unethical payroll providers and HMRC’s description explaining why …

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FCSA release further statement to put an end to “incorrect conclusions” about updated Codes of Compliance

FCSA release further statement to put an end to “incorrect conclusions” about updated Codes of Compliance

The Freelancer & Contractor Services Association (FCSA) has recently updated its Codes of Compliance to ensure all members process holiday pay correctly and in the best interests of temporary workers. However, some stakeholders have responded negatively to the changes, suggesting the wording is a watered-down version of what should be …

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The FCSA’s CEO Explains Recent Amendment To Section A10 Of Codes Of Compliance

The FCSA’s CEO explains recent amendments to Section A10 of Codes of Compliance

The Freelancer & Contractor Services Association (FCSA) has recently updated its Codes of Compliance to clarify the confusion surrounding umbrella companies and holiday pay and to strengthen compliance by its members. However, the recent updates have been scrutinised by industry stakeholders. Contractor UK said the “FCSA rubbed out words proposed …

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Umbrella Companies And Holiday Pay - What Is Going On In The Industry?

Umbrella companies and holiday pay – what is going on in the industry?

The FCSA has recently updated its Codes of Compliance in response to industry-wide frustration surrounding a few umbrella companies retaining their workers’ holiday pay. Such practice is providing a handful of umbrellas with significant boosts in profits, but the practice is unethical and has rightfully been heavily reported on. In …

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The FCSA Updates Codes Of Compliance – July 2022

The FCSA Updates Codes Of Compliance – July 2022

In a recent article (July 2022) by Chris Bryce on the Freelancer & Contractor Services Association’s (FCSA) website, it’s been unveiled that the FCSA has updated its Codes of Compliance. With the primary objective of the FCSA to “champion compliance across the sector and protect the interests of members, workers …

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Contractor UK Brings ‘Sham’ Umbrella Company Accreditation Body To Light In Alarming Article

Contractor UK brings ‘sham’ umbrella company accreditation body to light in alarming article

As if choosing a compliant umbrella company isn’t difficult enough! There are over 500 umbrellas in the UK, and while most are compliant, some are tax avoidance schemes preying on vulnerable contractors and freelancers. In an article by Contractor UK, a ‘sham’ accreditation body has been identified. If you’re a …

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First-Tier Tribunal Rules In Favour Of HMRC Leaving Umbrella Company Exchequer Solution Facing £11 Million Tax Bill

First-Tier Tribunal rules in favour of HMRC leaving umbrella company Exchequer Solutions facing £11 million tax bill

An FCSA accredited umbrella company, Exchequer Solutions, has lost a First-Tier Tribunal against HMRC relating to an £11 million tax bill due to errors processing historical contractor expenses. In this article, we summarise the case between HMRC and Exchequer Solutions and share the FCSA’s official response to the First-Tier Tribunal …

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Advice For Contractors Who Think They’ve Not Received Their Fair Share Of Holiday Pay From An Umbrella Company

Advice for contractors who think they’ve not received their fair share of holiday pay from an umbrella company

Compliant umbrella companies will not only explain how holiday pay works before you register with them, but they’ll also ensure they process it compliantly and as requested. Frustratingly, this hasn’t always been the case and a few umbrella companies have been accused of retaining holiday pay for themselves – leaving …

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Report by Committee of Public Accounts is "damning indictment of the IR35 rules", says IPSE

Report by Committee of Public Accounts is “damning indictment of the IR35 rules”, says IPSE

In a report (25th May 2022) by the Committee of Public Accounts entitled ‘Lessons from implementing IR35 reforms’, HMRC is accused of having “done little to understand the wider impact of the reforms on workers or labour markets”. Keep reading as we summarise the report and share IPSE’s views on …

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10 Organisations Every Contractor And Freelancer Should Be Following

10 organisations every contractor and freelancer should be following

If you’re a contractor or freelancer, there are many rules and regulations to understand within your sector – especially when it comes to payroll. For example, with so many temporary workers finding themselves inside IR35 since recent changes to off-payroll working rules, hundreds of thousands of workers have been required …

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