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Andrew discusses changes to IR35 tax rules which are due to be implemented in April 2020. Andrew outlines how the changes may affect private sector businesses which engage workers through personal service companies, and some exceptions from the changes for smaller businesses. Watch our short highlights video to hear Andrew’s practical takeaways from the session.
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Andrew specialises in corporate and real estate tax, employee share incentives, UK and cross-border; advises clients from private individuals to listed companies; Chartered Tax Adviser.
Since the enactment of the Local Government Devolution Bill in January 2016, the Brexit vote and subsequent deal negotiations has dominated the attention of central government and as a result, devolution and departmental restructure has invariably taken a back seat.
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In this edition we provide you with the latest in legal updates, news and insight from the sector.
You may have seen discussion lately about IR35 and, in particular, how it is changing for companies in the private sector.
Mr Aplin was the head teacher of a primary school and was openly gay. He met two 17-year-old males (still classed as children, by law) on Grindr and the three of them had sex. Read more for the investigation and disciplinary hearing.
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