Mini Budget aka Fiscal Statement

[jamesbrown]

Any word on the employer NI levy? Assume that stays, or am I getting double bubble given that I am currently inside?

Double bubble.

[mattster]

Any word on the employer NI levy? Assume that stays, or am I getting double bubble given that I am currently inside?

[JPC]

I think anyone who goes Inside to Outside with the same client on 6th April next year will be playing a very dangerous game

I hear you Simon but lets actually look at this.

I absolutely pass all the HMRC checks re IR35 i am clearly outside. The only reason my current client pushed me inside were reasons i can't explain here. However. I have been informed already they will revert.

Based on a Qdos review and as above i am rightly permitted to claim i am outside from that date, when in reality i should be restrospectively reimbursed on my financial losses. This is in accordance to their own rules not 'what doesn't feel right to do'. This is what HMRC seems to eb towards too much, ie mind games, playing on such as attempting to bind Tax evasion and avoidance in the same group, and dare i say efficiency is snarled at also.

We shouldn't be bullied into submission here.

[ladymuck]

I think anyone who goes Inside to Outside with the same client on 6th April next year will be playing a very dangerous game

Agreed. Status change in either direction with the same client is just a no-no in my view.

[mallisarealperson]

Agree. Clean break move on.

[SimonMac]

Rightly so. It seems HMRC proved their own BS taw lax allowed to do this, albeit they 'interpeted' it as such..

Anyway this is great news. My current contract is without question outisde IR35 so am keen to speak to Qdos etc and HMRC about why i am being forced inside when i should have been outside all along.

I think anyone who goes Inside to Outside with the same client on 6th April next year will be playing a very dangerous game

[JPC]

i wonder if we can retrospectively claim the extra tax back?

Rightly so. It seems HMRC proved their own BS taw lax allowed to do this, albeit they 'interpeted' it as such..

Anyway this is great news. My current contract is without question outisde IR35 so am keen to speak to Qdos etc and HMRC about why i am being forced inside when i should have been outside all along.

[SimonMac]

So top rate of income tax in England falls back to 40% but stays at 46% in Scotland. Is that correct?

Yep,

Basic rate is different too 19% compared to 21%

[mallisarealperson]

Sure just have a nice sit down with a friendly tax inspector. Just so they can check all is ok

[Wobblyheed]

I suspect many of the clients that found their roles were definitely inside - will suddenly find they were definitely outside again, but only from the next tax year of course

i wonder if we can retrospectively claim the extra tax back?