Posts Tagged ‘contractor legislation changes’

The Finance Bill 2011 is set to spell the end to the viability of Employee Benefit Schemes

Monday, January 10th, 2011

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What are they?

An Employee Benefit Trust (EBT) is often centred on a pension or profit-sharing plan and is usually administered by dedicated third-party EBT management firms, acting as the company’s trustee. Such schemes are widely used by corporations to augment the benefit packages of UK workers - they usually offer some taxation deferral advantages. (more…)

IR35: Taxman gets the sums wrong …again!!!

Thursday, March 26th, 2009

IR35The Treasury are in danger of being very short sighted as to the impact of ‘tax on jobs’. In gaining £125m the risk is a loss of £400m – can the public sector not afford calculators???

Months of protest against a ‘tax on jobs’ in key sectors which use temporary staff have been reluctantly abandoned after the government said it would introduce it next month. (more…)

BREAKING NEWS: House of Commons Motion for IR35 to be abolished!!

Tuesday, March 24th, 2009

IR35An early day motion was tabled at the House of Commons for the abolition of IR35.

Lorely Burt, Dr Vincent Cable, Sir Robert Smith, Chris Huhne, Bob Spink and Andrew George tabled the motion, calling on the Government to abolish IR35 in light of the current economic difficulties. (more…)