IR35 changes delayed to April 2021

Published on: 18/03/2020

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It was announced yesterday that the changes to IR35 legislation due to come into force in April this year have been delayed by a year to try to assist businesses in light of the coronavirus outbreak.

This will be welcome news for employers who are already feeling the strain from current events.

Louise Keenan
Associate
louise.keenan@clarkslegal.com 0118 960 4614 0779 900 7325

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