Our free webinars simplify complex new tax and employment laws for busy owner-managers

Hudson Contract has delivered a series of webinars to simplify complex new tax and employment laws affecting construction firms.

The company is helping directors to avoid the chaos of the new VAT reverse charge regime, safely navigate the complex off-payroll working rules known as IR35 and stay on the right side of the post-Brexit immigration laws so they can get on with growing their businesses.

Industry leaders have lent their support to our online seminars: Gerald Naylor, chairman of the Chartered Institute of Building in Wales and director of Construction Wales Innovation Centre, chaired one of the sessions.

Ian Anfield, managing director, said: “Over the last quarter of a century, we have built up a great deal of knowledge and experience on tax and employment legislation as it affects construction companies and we are sharing this with an audience of tier-two contractors and specialist subcontractors, the lifeblood of our industry.

“We know people are very busy and can nearly always think of better things to do than log on to a webinar about VAT, IR35 or immigration legislation but clients tell us it is absolutely worth the investment in time for their peace of mind.

“Having to deal with an HMRC or Home Office investigation is hugely distracting and can cause enormous hassle and stress as inspectors comb through your processes, procedures and supply chains looking for evidence of compliance failures which can lead to prosecutions, fines and penalties.

“Unlike a lot of so-called compliance providers, Hudson Contract adds massive value and puts complicated matters into plain English. Companies ask us straight-forward questions and we provide them with direct answers in terms they can relate to without trying to bamboozle with high-level waffle. We simply explain how and why we can sort things out for them.

“If you are a running a construction company and you want to find out more about our market-leading business services, please do get in touch on 0800 054 1127.”