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HMRC should call ceasefire in war on temporary construction workers
When HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) legislation forced composite companies out of business last year, it was seen as a good thing for the construction industry. But that same legislation allowed PAYE umbrella schemes to take up where composites left...
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