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Eamonn Holmes is now the target
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Originally posted by AtW View Post
HMRC wins IR35 case concerning BBC presenter | AccountingWEB
IR35 case loss turns the tables on HMRC | AccountingWEB
hmm it seems it depends how good your counsel are.Comment
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Except in the latter case neither HMRC nor the contractor were represented by any counsel.Originally posted by vetran View PostHMRC wins IR35 case concerning BBC presenter | AccountingWEB
IR35 case loss turns the tables on HMRC | AccountingWEB
hmm it seems it depends how good your counsel are.
But well. you know... facts and stuff.See You Next TuesdayComment
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Originally posted by Lance View PostExcept in the latter case neither HMRC nor the contractor were represented by any counsel.
But well. you know... facts and stuff.
If HMRC had engaged counsel do you think they would have lost?
we have just watched Mr Beckham's lawyer (Mr Loophole) spank the scam camera partnership (I believe in the correct use of speed cameras) on a technicality.Comment
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They didn't though.Originally posted by vetran View PostIf HMRC had engaged counsel do you think they would have lost?
The rest is idle speculation by an unqualified individual.See You Next TuesdayComment
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Originally posted by Lance View PostThey didn't though.
The rest is idle speculation by an unqualified individual.
indeed. I can't say professionally that HMRC are a bunch of amateurs with shaky laws, but it sure looks like it to me. YMMVComment
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