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Report Crunch What is IR35?

What is IR35?

Do you provide your personal services to an end client through a limited company? If the answer is yes, then you’ll need to ensure you don't act like an employer and employee in the eyes of HMRC.

IR35 is a legislation designed to stop workers fraudulently claiming to be contractors for tax benefits, and if you’re a contractor, you need to make sure that you’re IR35 compliant. HMRC do not make it easy to distinguish between contractors and employees, and there are a variety of questions you need to ask to gauge your status. The process can be confusing, but this guide "What is IR35?" will help you make sense of these complex rules.

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Read this report to learn the answers to the following questions: 

  • What is IR35 and why it is important? 
  • Am I an employee or a contractor? 
  • What if my end client or agency says I’m inside IR35 but I don’t believe I should be

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