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BUFDG session on Off-Payroll Working - booking now open
03 March 2021 Julia Ascott, Employment Taxes Specialist
Due to the changes to the existing off-payroll working rules for the HE sector, BUFDG’s own Julia Ascott will be presenting a free, 2 hour session on the rules and how they specifically affect universities. It will also allow for open discussions and sharing information between members.
What is an intermediary, including open discussions on how each university identifies intermediaries under the off-payroll working rules;
What is a contracted out service and when might it apply;
Gathering appropriate information, tips on what documents and information you need internally and from the worker/intermediary;
Assessment of their status – what’s available, what do universities use
Taking reasonable care – what is and isn’t reasonable care and the implications of not taking it
Status Determination Statements – who are you required to inform and what should an SDS look like, including a pro-forma example of an SDS but what else can you use
Disagreement process – guidance on what the process should look like using a pro-forma example
Payment – what are the requirements, what different ways do universities use when paying intermediaries who are within scope of the off-payroll working rules
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03 March 2021 
Julia Ascott, Employment Taxes Specialist
