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Previously on "Draft Chapter 9 of The Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003"

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  • The Lone Gunman
    replied
    Originally posted by Robot
    Managed service companies (earnings from employment)

    MANAGED SERVICE COMPANIES

    Application of this Chapter

    61A Scope of this Chapter

    (1) This Chapter has effect with respect to the provision of services by a
    managed service company.

    (2) Nothing in this Chapter.

    (a) affects the operation of Chapter 7 of this Part (agency
    workers), or

    (b) applies to payments or transfers to which section 966(3) or (4)
    of ITA 2007 applies (visiting performers: duty to deduct and
    account for sums representing income tax).

    61B Meaning of “managed service company”

    (1) A company is a “managed service company” if-

    (a) its business consists wholly or mainly of providing (directly
    or indirectly) the services of an individual to other persons,

    (b) payments are made (directly or indirectly) to the individual
    (or associates of the individual) of an amount equal to the
    greater part or all of the consideration for the provision of the
    services,

    (c) the way in which those payments are made would result in
    the individual (or associates) receiving payments of an
    amount (net of tax and national insurance) exceeding that
    which would be received (net of tax and national insurance)
    if every payment in respect of the services were employment
    income of the individual, and

    (d) a person who carries on a business of promoting or
    facilitating the use of companies to provide the services of
    individuals (.an MSC provider.) is involved with the
    company.

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    I wonder how long it will take Mr Brown to change 61A to put in Managed Service Company or Personal Service Company?
    61B (a,b,and c) could be interpreted to make PSCs into MSCs.
    Given Gordos track record it would not surprise me if that is his intent.
    If he becomes PM he will push his succesor down the same road.

    On the up side, there is always the chance that he wont be PM or will be only till the next election.

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  • Bluebird
    replied
    The problem with that is that MSC is specific in that it only covers the companies that people use to avoid paying tax, it defines that the only 2 ways for contractors / freelancers to use are :

    1. Umbrella - where you pay full whack
    2. Ltd Company - where you pay all the company taxes [ i.e. Corp tax ] which he's already increased to counter act this.

    By adding PSC's to 61a - he would need to be VERY careful in the definition - I don't think he could do this without 'catching' a whole load of small-one-man businesses that are nothing to do with contracting & freelancing.

    These businesses are already peed off with the Corp Tax hike, then to make them pay full IT & NI would cripple a lot of them.

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  • Draft Chapter 9 of The Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003

    Managed service companies (earnings from employment)

    MANAGED SERVICE COMPANIES

    Application of this Chapter

    61A Scope of this Chapter

    (1) This Chapter has effect with respect to the provision of services by a
    managed service company.

    (2) Nothing in this Chapter.

    (a) affects the operation of Chapter 7 of this Part (agency
    workers), or

    (b) applies to payments or transfers to which section 966(3) or (4)
    of ITA 2007 applies (visiting performers: duty to deduct and
    account for sums representing income tax).

    61B Meaning of “managed service company”

    (1) A company is a “managed service company” if-

    (a) its business consists wholly or mainly of providing (directly
    or indirectly) the services of an individual to other persons,

    (b) payments are made (directly or indirectly) to the individual
    (or associates of the individual) of an amount equal to the
    greater part or all of the consideration for the provision of the
    services,

    (c) the way in which those payments are made would result in
    the individual (or associates) receiving payments of an
    amount (net of tax and national insurance) exceeding that
    which would be received (net of tax and national insurance)
    if every payment in respect of the services were employment
    income of the individual, and

    (d) a person who carries on a business of promoting or
    facilitating the use of companies to provide the services of
    individuals (.an MSC provider.) is involved with the
    company.

    ------------------------------------------------------------------------

    I wonder how long it will take Mr Brown to change 61A to put in Managed Service Company or Personal Service Company?

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