IR35 reforms scrapped - what this means for contractors

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The Chancellor has announced the reforms to IR35 in both the private and public sector will be repealed. This means, from 6th April next year, contractors and their limited companies will once again be responsible for determining the IR35 status of their engagements and it will be they who will be liable should HMRC disagree with their decisions.
IPSE has welcomed this move, while also warning that the original IR35 will now come back to haunt us. Questions are also starting to surface about how smoothly we will transition away from the era of blanket bans, indemnity clauses and forced umbrella ‘employment’, to giving contractors full control of determining their own status.
In this upcoming IPSE member webinar, IPSE’s Andy Chamberlain, will provide a recap of the reforms and what we can expect now that they are destined for the scrapheap. We will also want to answer any questions you might have about the announcement. Register to attend here: www.ipse.co.uk...
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[@Freebird67]

Happened in my industry oil gas lost a lot of money and just managed to stay afloat

[@LoremIpsum1970]

My industry did a majority blanket ban, except for a select favoured few who worked for the end client, and all the clients colluded on the action they were taking to not lose contractors... Substitution having no precedence at my Client was used as the reason for failing (they'd accept a substitute, however!)