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State of the IR35 Draft Legislation?

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    State of the IR35 Draft Legislation?

    Hi and apologies if this has been already covered -

    What's the state of the post-April 2020 IR35 legislation changes?

    If this is just draft legislation, given the current political climate, is there a chance that the government will not have the power to vote it?

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      #3
      From what I understand the said changes will be included as part of the Finance Bill 2019-20 and are not live yet.

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        Originally posted by Syd View Post
        From what I understand the said changes will be included as part of the Finance Bill 2019-20 and are not live yet.
        I hope the OP thanks you for answering his question.

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          Originally posted by Syd View Post
          Hi and apologies if this has been already covered -

          What's the state of the post-April 2020 IR35 legislation changes?

          If this is just draft legislation, given the current political climate, is there a chance that the government will not have the power to vote it?
          Given that the majority of banks are no longer going to be doing business with contractors working through limited companies, I think it's fair to assume it is going to be formalised...

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            #6
            The policy of extending the changes to the private sector has been announced and I think there are very few who would be able to argue that they were unaware.

            Tax legislation very often trails the announcements of policy.

            The banks and others have reacted as though that policy will be enacted (or more precisely ratified) because they have to make some radical changes to how they have operated for the last two decades.

            If by some miracle this legislation fails to find the statute book, then the banks etc can easily postpone their deadline or change their mind or just hold plans in abeyance.

            However, abandoning the decision already made and reverting to contractors being a large part of their workforce, would be very disruptive. Most departmental budgets were agreed months ago and given the links between budgets and cash flow and financial statements built into their accounting systems, it is no easy task to change course.
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