Tax

A significant proportion of mid-sized organisations are still not confident in their ability to comply with the IR35 changes that...

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has confirmed wage increases for the lowest paid workers and public sector staff in his Budget today,...

More than a third of contractors have been forced out of self-employment over the past 12 months because of the...

Purplebricks and Yopa face class action from agents over employment rights.

Fears have been raised that the government’s plan to raise National Insurance contributions and tax dividend payments at a higher...

The government is looking to recoup a suspected £7bn of fraudulent or erroneous Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) claims, says tax specialist.

The government’s national insurance hike of 1.25% percentage points, announced yesterday, has continued to provoke negative reactions from business groups...

More than half of small businesses are yet to adhere to IR35 “off-payroll” regulations, according to a survey by accounting...

Boris Johnson’s announcement today that health and social care reform will be funded through a 1.25 percentage point increase in...

Organisations in Scotland that do not offer fair pay and conditions should face ‘fair work levies’, according to the IPPR.

HM Courts and Tribunals Service has become the latest government department to fall foul of IR35 rules.

The Home Office is the latest government department to fall foul of the government's own IR35 laws.

The government should ban the use of umbrella companies to employ workers and make organisations liable for upholding workers' rights, the TUC has said.

Department for Work and Pensions used HMRC's own online checker tool to gauge contractors' status, but still came up with the wrong answers.

The government should incentivise job sharing by cutting employers’ national insurance contributions for employees in such roles, MPs and campaigners...