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The UK net zero strategy has cut emissions 50.4% since 1990, yet 39% of 2030 targets lack credible policy. Here is what the plan delivers and where it falls short.
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IR35 off-payroll working rules undergo key changes on 6 April 2026 with raised small-company thresholds affecting contractor status determination responsibilities.
Essential IR35 guide for UK contractors covering 2026 threshold changes, status determination tests, and practical tax implications for personal service companies.
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