Government accepts committee’s recommendations on IR35 tax reforms

By Daniel Gayne2022-09-02T06:00:00

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But critics accuse it of ‘ivory tower thinking’ over disputes resolution claims

The government has accepted all of the recommendations of a public accounts committee (PAC) report which criticised its roll-out of tax reforms for freelancers.

Reforms to IR35 tax rules were designed to punish “disguised” employment, where the contractor could provide similar services within the rules of a limited company but pay less tax as a freelancer.

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