Responding to the consultation on the proposed onshore employment intermediaries measures due to be included in this year’s Finance Bill, the ICAEW Tax Faculty takes a bleak view of the proposed rules and sees ‘cyber fraud and price increases’ as the most likely outcomes.
Responding to the consultation on the proposed onshore employment intermediaries measures due to be included in this year’s Finance Bill, the ICAEW Tax Faculty takes a bleak view of the proposed rules and sees ‘cyber fraud and price increases’ as the most likely outcomes. The Tax Faculty says that the implementation of the proposals should be delayed for a year to enable agencies and construction companies to agree new prices and put into place secure data systems for sharing workers’ personal details.
Responding to the consultation on the proposed onshore employment intermediaries measures due to be included in this year’s Finance Bill, the ICAEW Tax Faculty takes a bleak view of the proposed rules and sees ‘cyber fraud and price increases’ as the most likely outcomes.
Responding to the consultation on the proposed onshore employment intermediaries measures due to be included in this year’s Finance Bill, the ICAEW Tax Faculty takes a bleak view of the proposed rules and sees ‘cyber fraud and price increases’ as the most likely outcomes. The Tax Faculty says that the implementation of the proposals should be delayed for a year to enable agencies and construction companies to agree new prices and put into place secure data systems for sharing workers’ personal details.
