April 2026 Joint Several Liability Legislation
If you are using an agency for temporary recruitment, the Joint Several Liability coming in April this year is a real watershed moment. You need to know how your agency is paying the employees and treating the tax, NI and VAT as all parties in the supply chain may be liable for any wrongdoing.
We’re hopeful that this is the legislation that stops the use of payroll schemes such as ‘mini-umbrella’ and ‘acquisition accounting’ and provides a level playing field.
Send us a message if you want a brief, no obligation meeting/call to explain this further and help you to assess your risk.
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