HMRC’s latest schedule of webinars is now available for booking with upcoming webinars focused on the changes to the off-payroll working rules which took effect earlier this month. These webinars are designed to provide information, guidance and tips on tax issues. Spaces are limited, so take a look now and save your place.
If you have any questions, please send them to team.agentengagement@hmrc.gov.uk prior to the webinar, including the title of the webinar in the ‘Subject’ line of your email. HMRC will answer as many as possible on the day.
Off-payroll working rules from April 2021: Status Determinations and Disagreements: choose a date and time
This webinar explains what Status Determination Statements (SDS) are, the off-payroll working rules, and how to deal with disagreements following the status determination.
Off-payroll working rules from April 2021: Contractors: choose a date and time
This webinar gives an overview of the changes to the off-payroll working rules which come into effect on 6 April 2021. It is specifically designed to help contractors understand what these changes will mean for them.
Off-payroll working rules from April 2021: choose a date and time
This webinar gives an update on changes to the off-payroll working rules (IR35) from April 2021 for the public sector and medium and large sized organisations.
Off-payroll working rules 2021: international matters: choose a date and time
This webinar explains how the off-payroll working rules interact with international and overseas issues.
Off-Payroll Working Rules from April 2021: Engagement: choose a date and time
This webinar looks at different types of engagements and explains when the off-payroll working rules apply and whose responsibility it is to consider them.
Off-payroll working rules from April 2021: Fee-payer responsibilities: choose a date and time
This webinar looks at fee-payers responsibilities under the off-payroll working rules including:
- who fee-payers are and their responsibilities;
- qualifying persons;
- deemed employers; and
- how to work out the deemed direct payment.
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