Forgotten about the IR35 Reforms? HMRC hasn’t….
Don’t leave it too late this time!
Get started on your audit programme now.
Our IR35 employment status expert has teamed up with a HMRC investigation specialist and an IR35 tech solutions provider for a webinar that will help to get you ready for the April 2021 reforms.
Our IR35 webinar focuses on three key areas:
- An expert look at the IR35 reforms and how HMRC is likely to enforce the new tax law and deal with non-compliance.
- How to carry out an IR35 compliance programme - step by step walk through. We will help you to understand which contractors are caught, provide guidance on how to identify and resolve any issues with your contractor systems and documentation and give practical examples of how to perform and record status determination assessments.
- Tech solutions that can help to make your IR35 compliance process more time and cost efficient. After you have done a deep dive on your current operations and resolved issues before April 2021, we will show how technology can help with your new “business as usual” approach to IR35 contractor onboarding and compliance for the long term.
If you have any questions regarding the webinar please get in touch with Declan Bradley, Legal Director.
Declan Bradley
Based in both the City and the UK's South West Declan is an Employment Lawyer with a focus on advising employers and senior executives across a range of industries including technology, media and finance. Declan has over a decade of experience as a UK lawyer, having worked at an international firm before joining Doyle Clayton in 2015.
- Partner
- T: +44 (0) 782 518 3655
- Email me
Liz Barton
Liz is a highly experienced lawyer advising companies and individuals on all aspects of corporate law, from advising on company constitutions and corporate governance matters, to group reorganisations and share and business disposals and acquisitions.
- Partner & Head of Corporate
- T: +44 (0)20 7778 7238
- Email me
The information given in this webinar on 20 January 2021 is for reference purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice and should not be relied upon as such. Specific legal advice about your own circumstances should always be sought separately before taking any action.
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