The Autumn Budget 2024 unveiled the plans to crack down on noncompliance in the umbrella world, raise National Minimum Wage, and increase Employer’s National Insurance Contributions to name a few. Like a line of dominos, these changes are sure to impact everyone in the contractor chain, including agencies and end …
With the Labour government coming to power for the first time in 14 years, the expectations of the Autumn Budget 2024 have been widely speculated on. One announcement which came as a shock to people was the rise of Employer’s National Insurance from 13.8% to 15%. While this happens the …
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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 This comes following the announcement that the IR35 off-payroll working rules are to be repealed from April 2023.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 …
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 …
Astonishing news for contractors, freelancers and organisations who engage with temporary workers – the government is going to repeal IR35 rules (off-payroll) from April 2023. This news has been extremely well-received by industry stakeholders, but what does it mean for the industry, and what did Kwasi Kwarteng say on the …
New chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng has delivered the mini-budget (Friday, 23rd September). With the UK’s economy facing unprecedented challenges and the word “recession” being commonly used, the mini-budget lays out the government’s plans to boost the economy, protect families and help the UK power through these challenging times. This article summarises …
An overview of the key announcements in September’s mini-budget » Read the full story
