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Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostWell, 9 December for the draft clauses in Finance Bill 2016. Frankly, I'd be surprised (and a little worried ) to see any clauses w/r to a revised IR35 in FB 2016, let alone that draft (T&S may be though).
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Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostThat they drafted clauses for a revised IR35 before December 9 without any consultation? I think that's self-explanatory. It's not totally implausible if they're going to do something "simple" without consultation, but it's highly unlikely. We can only wait. I'd be stunned, as someone that follows the legislative process quite carefully. YMMV.
It is my opinion that HMRC run the government. HMRC already know what clauses they want. A bit like retrospection in 2008.
Its interesting that Labour refused to engage with IPSE before the election. So contractor Tory vote seemed the only choice left. But we have been stiffed.
But, I hope you are right.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostWhy would you be surprised / worried ?
ps. I'd be worried even for a later draft of FB 2016, although that is considerably more likely than December 9.
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Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostWell, 9 December for the draft clauses in Finance Bill 2016. Frankly, I'd be surprised (and a little worried ) to see any clauses w/r to a revised IR35 in FB 2016, let alone that draft (T&S may be though).
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Originally posted by LisaContractorUmbrella View PostYep you got it Nothing set in stone as yet - we'll get the basics and some guidance in the press notices following the Autumn Statement on Wednesday and then the actual legislation will be published 9th December (I think)
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostStupid question - Autumn Statement due on Wed still? And we may get more information in there?
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Originally posted by LisaContractorUmbrella View PostIt was a consultation over the summer - any changes to legislation will be in the Finance Bill to be published 9th December I think
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Originally posted by dmini View PostI've just gone through the finance bill from the summer and cannot find a mention of us losing Travel/Subsistence. I know it was in the white papers etc. Was there another bill that completed from the spring budget that I cannot find? The finance bill contains no mention that I can find - and we only had one finance bill as far as I can see.
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I've just gone through the finance bill from the summer and cannot find a mention of us losing Travel/Subsistence. I know it was in the white papers etc. Was there another bill that completed from the spring budget that I cannot find? The finance bill contains no mention that I can find - and we only had one finance bill as far as I can see.
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I was thinking about meeting mine too. Based on my experience with BN66 he's a bit of a waste of space that will just toe the party line but it's worth a try. I'm waiting until after Wednesday though.
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Originally posted by Acme Thunderer View PostMy understanding is T&S will be lost for both inside and outside of IR35 come next year as each gig will be counted as your permanent place of work.
Need to wait for Autumn Statement and it's details to be sure
[placeholder for travel if it survives AS 25 Nov], computer costs, subsistence, direct training, sub contractors, etc.
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Mine is Michael Bleeding Gove ferchrissakes. More Muppetry one cannot imagine...
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