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Understanding IR35: a quick guide

By :Toby Thwaites

IR35 is the name for UK tax rules introduced in 2000 to stop what HMRC saw as tax avoidance by many contractors working through intermediaries such as limited companies, who would be considered employees if they were contracted directly.

This legislation has significant implications for contractors, clients, and the way businesses engage with any temporary workers they might use.

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