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A self-employed surgeon wonders whether he should carry on his business via a limited company to mitigate his income tax liability, but the health provider for which he works is reluctant to change his contract

FRANCESCA LAGERBERG considers what the Chancellor’s speech served up for enterprise

Freelancers' body optimistic about change

Is it finally time to consign the IR35 rules to the dustbin of history? ANNE REDSTON certainly thinks so and gives her reasons for this

By David Smith; £75

General Commissioners misdirected themselves in law, rules High Court

JOHN NEWTH considers the determination in Castle Construction (Chesterfield) Ltd

RICHARD CURTIS provides a commentary on the review of the Finance Bill in the Third and Fourth Sittings of Standing Committee F.

ALLISON PLAGER reports the final journey of the Finance Bill through the House of Commons.

Plumbing services are carried out through a ‘one-man’ limited company that subcontracts work from British Gas through an energy recruitment company. Will the IR35 rules apply in these circumstances?

IR35 still biggest problem, says PCG

MALCOLM GUNN FTII, TEP reviews the Pre-Budget Report announcements.

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