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IPSE is calling for more clarity around IR35, following the news that the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) and the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) have received tax bills totalling just over £120m for IR35 non-compliance.

• Press Release
• IR35
• 21 Dec 2021

IPSE and CMME research examines the impact of the pandemic and IR35 reforms on freelancers' ability to apply for a mortgage and access other financial products.

• Press Release
• Research
• 20 Dec 2021

IPSE research shows that freelancer confidence has fallen as the impact of IR35 reforms in the private sector in April 2021 start to take hold.

• Press Release
• IR35
• Research
• IPSE News
• 30 Nov 2021

IPSE responds to the Chancellor's 2021 Autumn Budget

• Press Release
• Economy
• IPSE News
• Policy
• Politics
• 27 Oct 2021

IPSE responds to Labour's proposal to replace existing employment status definitions with a single "worker" status for all but the genuinely self-employed.

• Press Release
• IPSE News
• Policy
• Politics
• 27 Jul 2021

New research by IPSE (the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed) and PeoplePerHour shows freelancers’ earnings and confidence in the economy saw a “remarkable recovery” to pre-pandemic levels in the first quarter of 2021.

• Press Release
• Research
• 7 May 2021

Gary Lineker is involved in the biggest-ever IR35 case. IPSE said the footballer is being targeted, like many others, because of the “needlessly and damagingly complex IR35 tax rules”.

• Press Release
• IR35
• 7 May 2021

Taking time off improves freelancers’ work performance, a new study from IPSE has found.

• Press Release
• Research
• IPSE News
• Health and Wellbeing
• 26 Aug 2019