IR35: Preparing for the UK’s off-payroll anti-tax avoidance rules by April 2020

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IR35: Preparing for the UK’s off-payroll anti-tax avoidance rules by April 2020

Mala Kapacee
January 27 2020
IR35 plans need to be put into action

Tax departments need to work closely with their HR teams to ensure compliance with the UK’s IR35 rules. Mala Kapacee, director of London Tax Network, explains how companies should get ready for the amendments to the anti-avoidance measure.

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