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

news / October 17, 2022 October 17, 2022 / Andy Chamberlain, chris bryce, ContractorCalculator, dave chaplin, dave chaplin contractorcalculator, fcsa, ipse, ir35, ir35 backtrack, ir35 off-payroll, ir35 private sector, ir35 public sector, ir35 repeal, ir35 review, ir35 scrapped, ir35 tax status, ir35 u-turn, jeremy hunt, off-payroll, off-payroll working, off-payroll working rules, tax specialist

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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IR35 is not being scrapped in April 2023 – here is what you need to know

news / October 4, 2022 October 4, 2022 / ContractorCalculator, crawford temple, crawford temple professional passport, dave chaplin, dave chaplin contractorcalculator, ir35, ir35 off-payroll, ir35 private sector, ir35 public sector, ir35 repeal, ir35 review, ir35 scrapped, ir35 tax status, off-payroll, off-payroll working, off-payroll working rules, tax specialist

Initially introduced by the government in 2000, IR35 legislation stops disguised employees from taking advantage of tax-efficient payments via an intermediary (personal service company, or PSC). With the recent announcement that the IR35 reforms will be repealed in April 2023 – here is what you need to know. IR35 isn’t …

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

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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 This comes following the announcement that the IR35 off-payroll working rules are to be repealed from April 2023.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 …

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

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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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Government to repeal IR35 tax rules – Astonishing news for contractors, freelancers and UK-based businesses

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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 …

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An overview of the key announcements in September’s mini-budget

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 …

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