Reply to: Any new rules coming into force on April 6?

[Big Blue Plymouth]

PS changes is the main thing that is imminent, and if you're likely to be working in the PS, you need to know about.

Over the last few years -

Dividend tax.

RTI reporting.

Agency reporting regulations.

Yep. I always maxed out my divis up to the upper threshold meaning I never had anything to pay on Jan 31.

Now I will have a £2k+ bill to look forward to paying every year just after Christmas.

As if January isn't depressing enough as it is....

[Whorty]

I hear public sector is the place to go. Loads of roles due to come live so should be easy to get a new gig.

[AtW]

From April 6 asking a stupid question in CUK General will be punishable by a ban.

You've heard it on here first...

[quackhandle]

Avoid Pubic Sector gigs, change to standard VAT.

That's about it.

Good luck.

qh

[mickey]

You are too kind - remember this is General and the poster has put a similar post in the professional forums.

Did he?

[mickey]

PS changes is the main thing that is imminent, and if you're likely to be working in the PS, you need to know about.

Over the last few years -

Dividend tax.

RTI reporting.

Agency reporting regulations.

Thank you. That's exactly what I was looking for.

[SueEllen]

PS changes is the main thing that is imminent, and if you're likely to be working in the PS, you need to know about.

Over the last few years -

Dividend tax.

RTI reporting.

Agency reporting regulations.

You are too kind - remember this is General and the poster has put a similar post in the professional forums.

[mudskipper]

PS changes is the main thing that is imminent, and if you're likely to be working in the PS, you need to know about.

Over the last few years -

Dividend tax.

RTI reporting.

Agency reporting regulations.

[kaiser78]

Looking to go back contracting (despite contractor mates going permie anticipating the fallout from Brexit).

Any new rules coming into force from April 6 that affect IR35 status or limited companies otherwise?

Buy-to-lets and pensions are getting hit harder. I would be surprised the government decided to spare the contractors.

There is some sort of VAT FRS change coming in round about April.

(Ps - what fallout ??)

[northernladuk]

Let me clarify. "Returning to contracting" implies I am familiar with IR35 as of a few years ago. Any dramatic changes since then, as in mandatory self-declarations and external audits and sorts?

If that's not a dramatic change I'm not sure what is. Sorry for trying to help.

[northernladyuk]

Let me clarify. "Returning to contracting" implies I am familiar with IR35 as of a few years ago. Any dramatic changes since then, as in mandatory self-declarations and external audits and sorts?

Have you ever licked the chutney spoon and put it back in?

[mickey]

Have a look in the Public sector IR35 forum. Plenty to digest in there for starters.

Let me clarify. "Returning to contracting" implies I am familiar with IR35 as of a few years ago. Any dramatic changes since then, as in mandatory self-declarations and external audits and sorts?

[mickey]

Yes

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[northernladuk]

Have a look in the Public sector IR35 forum. Plenty to digest in there for starters.

[stek]

Looking to go back contracting (despite contractor mates going permie anticipating the fallout from Brexit).

Any new rules coming into force from April 6 that affect IR35 status or limited companies otherwise?

Buy-to-lets and pensions are getting hit harder. I would be surprised the government decided to spare the contractors.

Yes