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As a victim of IR35 in the UK I can only say that yes, it does happen often. But that's what taxes are mainly for: to prevent citizens from becoming economicall
by jk20 5y ago
As a victim of IR35 in the UK I can only say that yes, it does happen often. But that's what taxes are mainly for: to prevent citizens from becoming economically independent, otherwise they could start asking why should they take commands from the some state centre.
- VBprogrammer 5y agoVictim? Please. Everyone I know who was a contractor (disguised employee) knew the glory days were numbered, it was only a matter of time before they were required to pay taxes just like the rest of us. The worrying thing about IR35 is not what it does to the middle classes ability to play tax games like the rich, but what implications it has for employment at the wage slave end of the scale.