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Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostYes, junked along with everything else that didn't already have a legislative footprint, not surprising. Hard to reverse the SDLT cut, for example, as that was already in place.
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Originally posted by krytonsheep View PostI can't believe my ears. Is it even legal to change proposed employment tax rules in such a short space of time after an announcement?
It's a total mess.
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Originally posted by krytonsheep View PostI can't believe my ears. Is it even legal to change proposed employment tax rules in such a short space of time after an announcement?
It's a total mess.
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I can't believe my ears. Is it even legal to change proposed employment tax rules in such a short space of time after an announcement?
It's a total mess.Last edited by krytonsheep; 17 October 2022, 11:15.
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Originally posted by GregRickshaw View PostSo my tiny brain is clear. Hunt has cancelled the planned repeal?
Status Quo as of today regarding IR35?
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Originally posted by GregRickshaw View PostSo my tiny brain is clear. Hunt has cancelled the planned repeal?
Status Quo as of today regarding IR35?
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So my tiny brain is clear. Hunt has cancelled the planned repeal?
Status Quo as of today regarding IR35?
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Yes, junked along with everything else that didn't already have a legislative footprint, not surprising. Hard to reverse the SDLT cut, for example, as that was already in place.
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Originally posted by herman_g View PostWhenever a reasonably non-ideological government comes into power, if it makes business sense, IR35 will be repealed then.
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Originally posted by rectifier View Post"We will repeal 2017 and 2021 reforms to IR35" Kwarteng just said in his budget speech.
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Originally posted by malvolio View Post
To be entirely accurate, a director of a company holding a substantive post in another company has to be paid a salary net of taxation. That predates IR35 and was the rule that caused all sorts of problems in the early 2000s where senior civil servants were ignoring it (and that prompted the Alexander (?) review that was one of the drivers for the later reforms), the prime example being the Student Loan company case.
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I think someone asked for this when it was available to watch.
https://www.kingsbridge.co.uk/landin.../#ir35-webinar
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Originally posted by Lance View PostOn another, related not.... In fact back on topic.
Seems odd they'd back down on this. It's in line with the policy after all...
Plan to pay Liz Truss’s chief of staff through firm is dropped after criticism (msn.com)
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