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IPSE responds to the Chancellor's 2021 Autumn Budget

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• 27 Oct 2021

As furlough and SEISS come to a close, IPSE warns excluded freelancers are still mired in debt.

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• 30 Sep 2021

IPSE responds to the government announcement that it will be raising both dividend and National Insurance taxes.

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• 7 Sep 2021

In his CEO Update for August, Derek Cribb discusses some changes to IPSE Board, threats to the self-employed such as potential tax rises and also IPSE's 2020/21 Impact Report.

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• 13 Aug 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.

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• 27 Jul 2021

IPSE warns that the Government's "narrow" self-isolation exemption list leaves freelancers "in the lurch" and that for many self-employed people, being told to isolate can be a "financial catastrophe".

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• 23 Jul 2021

IPSE urges government not to reintroduce the Universal Credit Minimum Income Floor next month, which bars hundreds of thousands of self-employed from the benefit.

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• 7 Jul 2021

IPSE says expected re-opening of the economy is a "huge relief" for many self-employed people, but government involvement "must not end here".

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• 6 Jul 2021