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ARTICLE · 23 OCTOBER 2020

Are You Ready For The New Off-payroll Working Rules?

If your business engages contractors, either directly or through an agency, who work through intermediaries (e.g. personal service companies), you need to prepare for significant changes being introduced in April 2021.

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If your business engages contractors, either directly or through an agency, who work through intermediaries (e.g. personal service companies), you need to prepare for significant changes being introduced in April 2021.

These changes will put the onus on the business using the contractor (the "client") to decide their employment status for tax purposes, pass this on to others in the supply chain (including the contractor) and in some cases to deduct and pay tax and national insurance contributions to HMRC in respect of them.

This means businesses need to look closely at their arrangements with contractors and make changes now in order to deal with the new rules. Our expert team of employment and tax lawyers can help you prepare with our 5 step plan:

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