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The key is to determine if a contractor has a contract of service or a contract for service. If a contractor has a contract of service then IR35 applies and a deemed payment must be calculated and tax and National Insurance contributions paid. If a contractor has a contract for service they are self-employed and IR35 does not apply. The tax advantage is that more expenses can be claimed and a mixture of salary and dividends paid.
In order to determine whether IR35 applies matters such as control, financial risk, substitution, provision of equipment, right of dismissal and employee benefits need to considered. If your contract has the same level of risk, responsibility, liability and control as a permanent employee then you would be affected by IR35 legislation.
As well as the above HMRC review all aspects of your business to establish whether you are genuinely running, managing and controlling your limited company rather than an employee.
If you are inside IR35 there are still benefits in trading through a limited company. You can claim travelling expenses, 5% of your turnover & benefit from the VAT flat rate scheme.
IR35 is complex. Consideration of the points above will help keep you outside IR35.
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