Osborne’s speech ignores T&S, IR35

In his Autumn Statement today, Chancellor George Osborne failed to mention anything about the travel & subsistence or intermediaries legislation (IR35), which deals with disguised employment.
Wed, 25 Nov 2015

In his Autumn Statement today, Chancellor George Osborne failed to mention anything about the travel & subsistence or intermediaries legislation (IR35), which deals with disguised employment.

However, two paragraphs in the Treasury’s Blue Book, published to accompany the statement, did mention the legislation and drew plenty of reaction from...

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