Tag Archives: Employment status

Government response to Employment Status Review

Posted on October 31, 2022 by Paul Evans

The government has now responded to the results of their 2018 consultation on Employment Statuses. (The full response can be seen in this document – pdf). The Tl;dr version of it is (paraphrasing very liberally) “people who don’t like the … Continue reading →

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Being an employee v being a freelancer

Posted on November 10, 2021 by Paul Evans

A bit of fun here…. I had a few conversations with members about IR35 and the whole ’employee v self-employment’ question. I wrote a few things down and then thought this was a useful way of outlining the discussion between … Continue reading →

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Can someone trading through a PSC claim employment rights from an engager?

Posted on July 7, 2021 by Paul Evans

A very interesting post on AccountingWeb. Among other cases referred to in the article, in 1994, a disgruntled individual, who was providing their services through a limited company or PSC, brought a claim for unfair dismissal. In Catamaran Cruises Ltd … Continue reading →

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