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"Bleak outlook? It seems that companies are caught between a rock and a hard place: either they decide IR35 does not apply and risk having HMRC breathing down their necks, or they decide it does and have to incur increased costs, reduce their access to flexible labour â€“ reducing the ability to innovate". 

What should legal teams and business do to address the new IR35 regulations?  

, Director of IPSE, the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed discusses in her latest article published in , a UUÂãÁÄÖ±²¥ company:

What should businesses do about IR35?

What should businesses do about IR35?

Up and down the country, medium and large businesses are scratching their heads and wondering what to do about IR35, otherwise known as the off-payroll working rules.

Unless there is a change of heart from the government – not implausible now that Boris Johnson and Sajid Javid are prime minister and chancellor of the exchequer respectively – hiring organisations in the private sector will for the first time have to wrestle with this complex legislation and make difficult status determinations that could dramatically affect their businesses.