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Many recruitment agencies think that they are exempt from the Modern Slavery Act because their annual turnover is less than £36m.

Following amendments made to the IR35 aspect of the Finance Bill last week, ARC has written to MPs, drawing to their attention to some of the most important anomalies in HMRC’s approach.

After consultation with members and obtaining legal advice, today the Association of Recruitment Consultancies (ARC) launches a campaign for amendment to the levy charge on recruitment agency payroll.

Today, 20th March, the government published the Finance Bill as being laid before Parliament. The bill contains a number of amendments and, crucially for the agency sector, for the first time [...]

Commenting on yesterday’s Spring Budget, Adrian Marlowe, chairman of the Association of Recruitment Consultancies said “It is now clear from the decision to raise NICs for self-employed workers [...]

Responding to recent press reports that the HMRC IR35 online tool, now renamed the Employment Status Service (ESS), is not fit for purpose, Adrian Marlowe of the Association of Recruitment [...]

The Association of Recruitment Consultancies (ARC) reports that its lawyers have formally written to HMRC about the proposed IR35 rules expected to apply from 6 April 2017.