The reality of IR35 – House of Lords Sub-Committee review
Please note: this blog was written before the IR35 implementation date was delayed to April 2021, however the information contained in this blog is still relevant and helpful.
A note from our Commercial Director, Charlie Cox on the contribution required for the House of Lords Sub-Committee review.
SThree will soon be delivering its response to the House of Lords Sub-Committee review of the Off Payroll Working rules (IR35) reform in the private sector. This is a huge issue for employers and contractors alike and as the only global pure-play STEM staffing specialist, with our Public Sector experience and PLC status, we believe our voice will be a valuable addition to the discussion.
However, to ensure that our contribution is as accurate and information as possible, we need your help. The Sub-Committee is interested to know about the real-life experiences of individuals and organisations, as well as more general responses, e.g. relating to the impact of these (and predecessor) measures on the tax classification of workers and the broader impact on the labour market. As such, please can we ask that you take 5 minutes to complete the relevant short survey below.
- If you are contractor who is providing services in the UK currently please click here
- If you are an end client who hires contractors please click here
Thank you in advance for your support and for contributing to one of the biggest debates in the industry.
Charlie Cox
If you have any questions or would like help on anything IR35 related then please fill out your details below and we will be in touch.
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