Hopes fade for rethink on next year’s IR35 launch date

By Dave Rogers2020-10-16T05:00:00

HMRC letters confirm delayed tax reform will be rolled out in April 2021

Hopes the government might delay introducing IR35 tax reforms next year look set to be dashed after firms this week began receiving letters from HMRC telling them to get ready for the changes which will come into force next April.

Last month, HS2 minister Andrew Stephenson told an AGM for trade body Build UK that the government was keen to “reflect” on a host of tax changes due to come into force over the next two years.

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