IR35 is the term given to a set of tax avoidance rules that crack down on ‘disguised employment’. If your work falls within its scope, you’ll be treated as an employee f… See more

IR35 may apply if you provide personal services to clients through an intermediary – typically … See more

How do you know if your work is caught by IR35? The key thing here is to look at the overall picture – both the wording of your contracts, plus your ‘working practices’ (the way you ca… See more

When IR35 first came into force, you, the contractor, were responsible for deciding if you were within or outside it. This changed in April 2017 (for public sector contractors) and chang… See more

Despite the unpopularity of the public sector changes, the government has decided to change the way IR35 status is assessed in the private sector too. The governmen… See more