Tag Archives: Legislation
IPSE's Fresh Face
(Article first published in IPSE Magazine Issue 51) Jim Cassidy speaks to IPSE's new Chairman James Collings. The world will watch on in awe. Later this year on an autumnal evening after 3,840 minutes of muscle against muscle, sinew against … Continue reading
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Tagged Budget Cuts, Freelancers, Government, Ir35, Legislation
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How would you improve IR35 administration?
How do you solve a problem like Maria? That was the question at the beginning of the Sound of Music. It was the anguished cry of the Nuns when faced with someone that just didn't fit in, was at odds … Continue reading
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Tagged Business Membership, Corporate Accounts, Freelancers, George Osborne, Government, Hmrc, Ir35, Legislation, Ots, Simple Test, Tax Payers, Treasury Ministry
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What does the Coalition Government mean for Freelancers?
Well… For the first time in my (not so) short life, we have a coalition government in the UK. On the face of it, this means that every decision made by the Government will be a compromise between the two … Continue reading
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Tagged Coalition Government, Compromise, Conservatives, Early Day Motions, Finance Bill, Freelancers, Ir35, Labour, Legislation, Liberal, Opposition, Repeal, Tax
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