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What is IR35?
What Is IR35? We’ve broken down exactly what IR35 is for you with detailed information on how the rules apply to your working arrangement
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Inside or outside of IR35?
Inside or outside of IR35? Everything you need to know about being inside or outside, and what each status means for your take-home pay
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Sole trader status and IR35
How IR35 interacts with sole trader arrangements, and where the line sits between self-employment and deemed employment
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IR35 for limited companies
Operating through your own limited company under IR35 — status determinations, deemed payments, and what your client is responsible for
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IR35 and the PEO model
Where the PEO model sits against IR35, and how employment, payroll and compliance responsibilities are shared
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IR35 status determinations explained
How a status determination statement is reached, who is responsible for issuing one, and what to do when you disagree with it
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Umbrella PAYE and your payslip
Reading an umbrella payslip line by line — assignment rate, employment costs, and the taxable pay you actually take home
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CIS contractors and the IR35 boundary
Where the Construction Industry Scheme ends and IR35 begins, and why a CIS deduction does not settle your employment status
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Verifying subcontractors under CIS
The verification process step by step, the deduction rates it decides, and the records a contractor has to keep
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Sole traders: employment status in practice
The tests that decide whether a sole trader is genuinely self-employed, and what changes when a client treats you as employed
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The PEO model and compliance duties
How employment, payroll and compliance responsibilities are split under a professional employer organisation
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