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Damian Reece, the Daily Telegraph’s Business Editor, today wrote an article praising freelancers in his newspaper. Mr Reece echoed the earlier comments of Prime Minster, David Cameron who

Freelance Community Now has Representative to Voice Frustrations with IR35 The Chairman of the PCG , Chris Bryce, has been asked to join the  Government’s Office of Tax Simplification’s

After the Government's recent announcement that Agency Workers Regulations will not be amended or changed before October 2011, the Professional Contractors Group (PCG) has called for clarity and

The Association of Recruitment Consultancies (ARC) has recently written to the Ministry of Justice seeking a review of the Agency Workers Regulations (AWR). Adrian Marlow, Chairman of the

IT contractor website ContractorCalculator has just launched a new employment status test, designed to calculate within 10 minutes whether you will be covered by IR35 rules. IR35 legislation, long

Revenues and Customs seems set on acting in a less combative manner when trying to resolve tax disputes with businesses. The change of approach, which is obviously intended to

Contractors and Contractor Groups all over the UK and on the internet are rushing to let the government know their feelings on scrapping IR35. With the Treasury launching

John Whiting, the new tax director of the Office of Tax Simplification recently commented that new measures for replacing the IR35 legislation will be very difficult to

It is not surprising that the UK's building industry saw a recent fall in activity, construction contractors have been told. A new report from Savills claimed that total commercial