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The Lime-IT victory is the third and latest decision by the Special Commissioners on IR35. Full analysis of the judgement by John Antell.

30th April, 2004 | IR35 Case Analysis

An expert view on the judgement handed down last Friday at the High Court in the case of Synaptek versus the Inland Revenue, aka the Stutchbury case.

30th April, 2004 | IR35 Case Analysis

A contract for a defined project removes any obligations to offer or perform further services both within and between contracts.

30th April, 2004 | IR35 Reading

A key article, provided by Accountax, addressing some of the key considerations in determining whether or not a contract for services will be subject to the IR35 rules.

30th April, 2004 | IR35 Reading

John Antell explains the importance of "one man company" contractors ensuring that their contracts accurately reflect the way they work.

30th April, 2004 | IR35 Reading

Article on the Revenue's thinking towards contractors working on site and during fixed hours. Do these factors determine whether you are inside IR35?

30th April, 2004 | IR35 Reading

It is often stated that the intentions of the parties is important and there are a couple of questions on the Inland Revenue questionnaire relating to this point

30th April, 2004 | IR35

Part and Parcel of the organisation considers whether the contractor has now become integrated into the client company.

30th April, 2004 | IR35

There are many checks to be made to arrive at the correct status of an individual. It is not sufficient to "pick one topic" like substitution or control and base all your arguments on this one point.

30th April, 2004 | IR35

Introduction to factors determining your employment status and what IR35 will cost you.

30th April, 2004 | IR35

This is considered in many cases and can sometimes surprise you with the results.

30th April, 2004 | IR35

An area often overlooked is that the Inland Revenue may have already made a Status ruling at a previous visit.

30th April, 2004 | IR35

As most people are now aware a Contract can be written, oral or implied. The Contract is rightly considered to be very important as it sets out the rights and obligations agreed between the Contractor and the Client.

30th April, 2004 | IR35

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25th April, 2004 | About

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25th April, 2004 | About

Succeeding at contracting is far easier if you understand its risks and rewards.

19th December, 2003 | First Timers

First-timers can’t afford to flinch when a potential premium is on offer.

12th December, 2003 | First Timers

Advice on how to work through a limited company in the education sector. 

2nd November, 2002 | First Timers

Contractor accountants in Manchester can help manage the administration required to run a limited company.

27th April, 1992 | First Timers

If you want to work as a UK expat contractor, there are a few things you need to know.

23rd April, 1992 | First Timers