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IR35: The Saga Continues….
For the changes in banking, the overall effect on the Treasury is likely to be a reduction in tax take.
What does the launch of Uber’s new job app for freelancers mean for the gig economy?
To what extent can this app really impact the gig economy?
Julia Kermode, chief executive of The Freelancer & Contractor Services Association on the BBC…
Personal service companies are not a mechanism to avoid tax, they are a perfectly legitimate way of someone being in business on their own account.
Peter Pychtin, director, GradSift on how tech can help in the search for graduate gold.
"Hopefully you find a small gold nugget. But a single nugget on its own isn’t enough."
Bridging the Talent Gap.
Predictably, growth in the sector is leading to a skills gap and that presents an enormous challenge for the industry.
Samantha Hurley, operations director at APSCo and co-chair of HMRC’s IR35 Forum on what recruiters…
"Recruiters need to be working with their end clients now to agree a robust process that all parties agree with."
The Off-Payroll Soap Opera
"If clients want access to talent, they will have to accept the tax risk or extra costs that comes with off-payroll."
Business leaders need to offer more support in the summer months says Jo Sellick, managing director,…
Things like flexible working and giving staff the opportunity to work from home could alleviate a huge amount of pressure, without having too much of an impact.
Peter Pychtin, expert in graduate recruitment and founder and director of GradSift, an AI assessment…
The era of data analytics is coming to graduate recruitment.
Joyce Blundell, head of compliance, Sopra Steria Recruitment on why a there should be a dedicated…
"It is vital that companies review their existing and future recruitment providers to ensure they are using IR35-compliant models."