ESM10000 - Off-payroll working legislation: Chapter 10, ITEPA 2003 (from 6 April 2021): Contents
Chapter 10, ITEPA 2003 (from 6 April 2021): basic principles
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ESM10001public authorities: when the off-payroll working legislation applies and commencement
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ESM10001Aother organisations and public authorities newly within scope - when the off-payroll working legislation applies and commencement
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ESM10002key terms for the off-payroll working legislation
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ESM10003conditions of liability
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ESM10003Anon-material interest in a company intermediary
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ESM10003BTargeted Anti-Avoidance Rule (TAAR)
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ESM10004Managed Service Companies (MSC) and off-payroll working
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ESM10004AConstruction Industry Scheme and off-payroll working
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ESM10005meaning of public authority
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ESM10006meaning of medium or large sized non-public sector organisation and wholly overseas clients
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ESM10007meaning of medium or large- sized non-public sector organisations: groups
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ESM10008meaning of medium or large-sized: connected persons
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ESM10009meaning of medium or large-sized non-public sector organisations: joint ventures
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ESM10010contracted-out services
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ESM10011responsibilities of the public authority and medium/large-sized organisation not in the public sector
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ESM10011Aduty for client to confirm its size upon request
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ESM10011Bsuggested template when client confirms its size
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ESM10012Status Determination Statement (SDS)
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ESM10013what constitutes a valid Status Determination Statement (SDS)
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ESM10014reasonable care
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ESM10015client-led status disagreement process
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ESM10015AClient-led status disagreement process: Guidance for workers
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ESM10016duty for client to withdraw SDS if it ceases to be medium or large
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ESM10017off-payroll working and the contractual chain
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ESM10018responsibilities of agencies and other parties in the chain
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ESM10019operating PAYE
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ESM10020application of Income Taxes Act and Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992 to deemed employments
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ESM10021deductions from chain payments
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ESM10022information to be provided by worker or intermediary and consequences of failure
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ESM10023consequences of providing fraudulent information
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ESM10024prevention of double taxation
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ESM10025international tax issues
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ESM10026international examples
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ESM10027how to calculate the amount of the chain payment
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ESM10028how to calculate the deemed direct payment
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ESM10029how to calculate the deemed payment – example
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ESM10030how the worker accounts for and reports monies drawn from their intermediary
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ESM10031recovery from other persons – how it will be applied
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ESM10032recovery from other persons – steps clients and agencies can take to secure labour supply chains
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ESM10033impact on pensions tax relief
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ESM10033Astatutory payments
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ESM10033Bhow to calculate statutory payments
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ESM10034miscellaneous expenses
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ESM10035CT accounting
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ESM10036HMRC compliance approach
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ESM10037when the set-off legislation applies and commencement
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ESM10038the set-off process
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ESM10038Athe set-off process: Case study
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ESM10039appealing the set-off