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IR35 survey and benchmarking
09 January 2018 Amanda Darley, Head of Operations and Engagement
Mike has created a survey to capture how IR35 is affecting universities to look at your experinces regarding the effort being put in to comply with the new rules and the amount of IR35 contractors being affected as a result etc. As well as providing us with an overall picture of how this is affecting the HE sector for use in discussions with HMRC etc. this will also provide benchmarking information for universities to see if their results are similar to others. Thank you to those who have completed the survey already, but we haven't yet had many responses to the survey, and obviously the more responses we have, the more useful the data is for all of us. We'd be very grateful if you could spare ten minutes to complete the survey here. All information from the survey will be used anonymously.
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