Post Brexit manifesto >>

IR35 alternative options >>

17 January 2017:  ARC meets HMRC over IR35 online tool >>

2 February: ARC responds to IR35 public sector consultation >>

9 February:  ARC conference discusses impact of new public sector IR35 rules >>

13 February: IR35 – industry must speak with one voice to achieve positive results  >>

23 February: IR35 public sector – complexity that can only amount to a penalty  >>

3 March: ARC formally calls for government review of “unlawful” public sector IR35 tool  >>

8 March: Claims over IR35 online tool needs thorough investigation  >>

9 March: ARC responds to spring budget  >>

20 March: Victory – ARC welcomes changes to IR35 in the public sector but flaws remain >>

22 March: ARC writes to MPs about alternative options for IR35 >>

27 March: HMRC responds rejecting ARC arguments >>

21 April: Treasury Select Committee to publish ARC critique of controversial IR35 rules >>

22 November: Budget papers refer to proposed consultation to extend to private sector

18 May 2018: Government publishes its consultation into off-payroll working in the private sector >>

10 August: ARC publishes its response to government consultation >>

17 October: IR35 risk around the corner >>

25 October: IR35 alternative structures >>

29 October: ARC welcomes decision to delay extension of IR35 >>

29 November: ARC announces IR35 in the private sector seminar >>

6 March 2019: HMRC  publishes consultation on its proposed extension of IR35 rules to the private sector >>

2 May: IR35 extension is a new tax, and consultation is misleading >>

7 May: Are blanket assessments under IR35 plan of HMRC’s plan? >>

12 June: ARC responds to the IR35 consultation with criticism >>