Changes to the IR35 rules in ITEPA 2003 Part 2 Chapters 8 and 10 have been introduced by FA 2020 Sch 1 with effect for payments from 6 April 2021.
The IR35 rules were first introduced in 2000 in an attempt to counter the perceived employment tax avoidance resulting from individuals providing their services through an intermediary (often their personal service company or PSC) on terms such that the individual would be treated as an employee had she contracted with the end client directly. The way that these rules operated (and will continue to operate after 6 April 2021 when services are supplied to ‘small’ private sector clients) was that it was up to the PSC to determine the...
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Changes to the IR35 rules in ITEPA 2003 Part 2 Chapters 8 and 10 have been introduced by FA 2020 Sch 1 with effect for payments from 6 April 2021.
The IR35 rules were first introduced in 2000 in an attempt to counter the perceived employment tax avoidance resulting from individuals providing their services through an intermediary (often their personal service company or PSC) on terms such that the individual would be treated as an employee had she contracted with the end client directly. The way that these rules operated (and will continue to operate after 6 April 2021 when services are supplied to ‘small’ private sector clients) was that it was up to the PSC to determine the...
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