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  • Mailman
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    The Special Commissioner explained that although the parties' intention may be a significant factor, it cannot on its own determine the nature of the relationship.
    This is a worry...what they are effectively saying is that the IR shall be the sole judge as to who is and isnt an employee.

    Mailman

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  • Lucifer Box
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    an employee who changed status from employee to self-employed with the same company remained an employee.
    Sounds like it was a very weak case to start with. You just can't do the Friday to Monday thing anymore, unless your working T&Cs dramatically change (e.g. you are "sent home without pay" when there's "nothing to do").

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  • dCode
    started a topic HMRC wins employment status case

    HMRC wins employment status case

    Demibourne Ltd v HMRC (SpC 486)
    Special commissioners case just published.

    Special Commissioner ruled that an employee who changed status from employee to self-employed with the same company remained an employee.
    Full text of the case can be downloaded in word:
    http://www.dcode.co.uk/site/home/200...entstatus.html
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