Due to the IR35 changes, there will be a number of contractors working contracts that are ‘inside IR35’. This guide explains what this means for contractors and what working options are available to them.
The April 2021 IR35 changes mean that a number of contractors will now be inside of IR35. This is a big change for a lot of contractors who have worked via a limited company for many years.
To help you get a better understanding of what this means to you as a contractor and the working options that are available to you, we have put together a guide that answers all your questions!
For over 20 years, we’ve provided accountancy, tax and support services to over 90,000 contractors, freelancers and self-employed professionals - it’s what we specialise in and it means we’ve been able to develop a unique service that is innovative, friendly and easy to use.
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