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House of Lords report is Damning on IR35 plans, yet the government submits draft legislation as part the Finance Bill. Tory MP plans to move a amendment to delay it, but Labour don't vote and so the legislation moves onto committee stage.
In this episode I go through the submission I have made to the House of Lords enquiry on Off Payroll regulations (IR35). I compare my role as an independent consultant with that I had as a employed consultant. It is the same job but at a different scale.
The election is over. Contractors managed to make enough noise and raise it enough such that all the parties had to take a stance. Tories have promised a review.
To understand the Off-pay regulations that are probably going to be applied in April 2020, it is useful where IR35 came from and how it was applied. This Epsiode gives you the history of IR35, where it came, who campaigned against and importantly how it works. We look briefly too at how it has changed. If you want to understand the basics of IR35 then it is a good place to start. My name is Philip Ross, I was involved in the original campaign against IR35 in 1999/2000 as the political director o...