IR35 History | 13 October 1999 | House of Lords rebel
By now, it was not only the contractors who were feeling ignored by the Revenue and Ministers. When the Welfare Reform Bill returned to the House of Lords after the summer recess, a heated exchange on the floor of the Chamber ensued as Peers repeatedly argued against IR35. At the end of a tense debate, the issue was this time pushed to a vote and the House of Lords voted to remove IR35 from the legislation by 84 votes to 66.
Electronics Weekly, October 20, 1999
Newsletter October 14th, 1999
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