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14

Oct

2022

Employed or Self-Employed? The Issue Can Present a Moving Target

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Written by Emma-Louise Hewitt

The question of whether an individual is an employee or self-employed is highly fact sensitive and can, over time, present a moving target. That was certainly so in the case of a car body paintwork sprayer who, after setting up in business on his...

23

May

2022

Chairman of Professional Regulatory Committee Has 'Worker' Status

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Written by Emma-Louise Hewitt

Determining whether or not a person has the protected status of a 'worker' is a highly fact-sensitive exercise. However, as was shown by a guideline Court of Appeal ruling concerning the chairman of a professional regulatory committee, close...

17

Jun

2020

Part-time football referees are self-employed, Tax Tribunal rules

Written by Andrew Ward

Part-time referees who officiate at professional football matches on a game-by-game basis are not employees. Confirming their self-employed status in a guideline case, the Upper Tribunal (UT) noted that they are so motivated to work that there is no...

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