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Visit Now - http://recruitment.insure We constantly monitor Industry News, Employment Agency Insurance both Recruitment & Liability related. See below our take on topics that are affecting your industry this month: IR35 in the Public Sector For all payments after 6 April 2017, regardless of whether a contract was commenced before this date new rules apply to Public Sector workers. Affected workers providing services through an intermediary to a public authority are no longer responsible for determining their own IR35 status, instead of the contractors judging their own IR35 status, that responsibility will fall on the public sector engager. This can be either the public body end user or a recruitment agency. The rules will probably apply where: The worker is required to work at the end client’s site The worker is supplied with equipment by the end client The worker is directed by a manager or other officer of the public sector body The worker is leading a team To be outside IR35, the worker should: Work mainly from their own office Provide their own equipment Employ their own staff Meet their own costs/ expenses Several Legal Expenses providers restrict cover relating to Tax issues arising from IR35. We are pleased to be able to confirm that under our recommended scheme's Tax Protection Section, tax advisors and accountants will represent your business if you have either a HMRC compliance check, an enquiry. So, if a dispute arises with HMRC regarding IR35 compliance, the policy pays for a specialist tax consultant or an accountant to advise and represent you throughout negotiations and for any subsequent appeal.
Visit Now - http://recruitment.insure We constantly monitor Industry News, Employment Agency Insurance both Recruitment & Liability related. See below our take on topics that are affecting your industry this month: IR35 in the Public Sector For all payments after 6 April 2017, regardless of whether a contract was commenced before this date new rules apply to Public Sector workers. Affected workers providing services through an intermediary to a public authority are no longer responsible for determining their own IR35 status, instead of the contractors judging their own IR35 status, that responsibility will fall on the public sector engager. This can be either the public body end user or a recruitment agency. The rules will probably apply where: The worker is required to work at the end client’s site The worker is supplied with equipment by the end client The worker is directed by a manager or other officer of the public sector body The worker is leading a team To be outside IR35, the worker should: Work mainly from their own office Provide their own equipment Employ their own staff Meet their own costs/ expenses Several Legal Expenses providers restrict cover relating to Tax issues arising from IR35. We are pleased to be able to confirm that under our recommended scheme's Tax Protection Section, tax advisors and accountants will represent your business if you have either a HMRC compliance check, an enquiry. So, if a dispute arises with HMRC regarding IR35 compliance, the policy pays for a specialist tax consultant or an accountant to advise and represent you throughout negotiations and for any subsequent appeal.
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