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Those contractors with money still outstanding on their taxes will be interested to hear that HMRC have hired over 1,100 new temporary staff in order to have a

The Professional Contractors Group (PCG) have become the first group to be invited to take part in the government's IR35 forum, a forum that has been set up

PCG Contractors are being asked to help gather information on current trends within the contracting and consultancy sector. PCG, (the Professional Contractor’s Group) are assisting Skillfair in their

The recent Green Budget Report by the Institute for Fiscal Studies will make difficult reading for those pushing for simplification of the Uk’s current taxation system. The IFS

Contractors might soon be subject to a General Anti Avoidance Rule (GARR) after HMRC announced recently that they have created a new exploratory study

Contractors are not the only ones with an increasing sense of frustration at the complexities of the current taxation system in the UK. A recent survey of members

State governments in the US are to be given $25 million of federal funding over the next three years to randomly audit over 6000 businesses and search for

UCATT, the construction union has contacted HMRC and urged them to investigate how and why a number of payroll companies have been able to register workers as 'self-employed'

Senior officials from the Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) met with contractors recently to try to gain insights into the working lives of contractors. The meeting, organised by