has constantly been first with news, analysis and opinion on the Inland Revenue's IR35 tax revisions which will directly impact IT contractors.
vnunet.com, 03 Apr 2001
In the aftermath of the Professional Contractors Group losing its legal challenge to change the controversial IR35 tax rules vnunet.com brings you an exhaustive digest of everything IR35.
Going all the way back to the beginning with the first rumours of the controversial legislation and ending with the judge's ruling that IR35 should remain in place while the contractors application to have the rules overturned be dismissed.
As the judge presiding over the judicial review into the controversial IR35 tax measures weighs up the arguments prior to delivering his verdict, network managers will wonder what impact the decision will have on them.
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