Simon Moore

Two TV presenters are heading back to court over status, but only one of them wants the rerun.

Custodial sentences, QCs on conspiracy charges and extraditing promoters are the way to go – TaxWatch.

Consultancy giant says Control, Mutuality and Part & Parcel are swinging in contractors’ favour thanks to the pandemic.

Worse than just 'irrelevant,' the chancellor’s package for UK contracting is condemned as 'ill-winded'.

Despite the unsurprising move, UK contracting fears it could mean support for PSCs is even further off.

Covid-19 has ripped into HMRC’s settlement capabilities as 6,000 cases aren't concluded, chancellor told.

Making a ‘prudent and reasonable’ check of their tax return is a director’s job, not an accountant’s – FTT.

It’s ‘business as usual’ for many, a blow to others, yet for some contractors, says IPSE, it’ll be a reminder of financial catastrophe.

Brollies, accountants and contractors trash an emailed attempt to earn a ‘quick buck’ off 2021’s off-payroll rules.

Accounting bosses tell the Treasury Select Committee that the chancellor would be right to raid people who work for themselves.

How to protect and remove your personal details from the register gets a refresh.

Its backers say the last and best hope of stopping the 2019 levy just needs a few more people to chip in.

HMRC nabs two more on suspicion of ‘setting out to deliberately defraud’ the CJRS.

Sunak’s statement to the OBR unusually omits exactly when his fiscal package will be delivered.

Brexit and covid uncertainty is paving a path which is leading end-users to temps first.

New Revenue research into next year’s IR35 reform labelled ‘highly questionable.’

Penalties and a criminal record awaits the ‘irresponsible’ ignoring the 14-day self-isolation order.

‘It’s up to each PSC recipient to decide for themselves. But self-reviewing, as you’ve been asked, looks prudent.’

As huge tax reform is already waiting in the wings, an ‘odd tweak’ to other rates is seen as more likely.

Leaving salary at the level the government puts in won’t do, as 80% coverage is still required.