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Controversial IR35 tax reforms aimed to crackdown on “disguised employment” have been deferred for a year as part of government efforts to ease pressure on businesses and the self-employed during the coronavirus outbreak.. 
The new rules, which had been due to apply from next month, would have made privately owned firms responsible for assessing the tax status of off-payroll workers contracted via limited companies. They will now not be applied until April 2021. 
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