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The Labour Party and HMRC are on the hunt for more Treasury funds.
What sole traders are entitled to receive from a state pension and why paying into a private pension is important.
Labour’s plans for a new single status for workers plus improved protection and employment rights
One in five highly-skilled contractors are currently not working amid rising economic inactivity.
Difficult and expensive process is unfair on self-employed workers - MPs tell HMRC.
Phil Thompson faces back taxes arising from his time as a Sky Sports presenter
Deliveroo wins case thanks to a substitution contract clause.
Thirteen-year saga over tax status of delivery staff has important implications for workers in the gig economy
Labour will implement plans to bolster workers’ rights within 100 days of taking office, Angela Rayner has told the Labour party conference.
The Supreme Court has handed down an important decision clarifying certain aspects of entitlement to paid holiday pay following an appeal from a decision of the Northern Ireland Court of Appeal (NICA).
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) will have a solution in place by April 2024 to solve a long-standing issue that has repeatedly seen the government agency accused of over-collecting tax from non-IR35-compliant public sector bodies, it is claimed.
Tweaked promises on employment status have been denounced by Unite but election policies are still being measured up
Department's failings extend well beyond its poor customer service standards
The Department for Work and Pensions has seen a marked decline in the number of outside IR35 contractors it engages since the department was hit with a £87.9m tax bill.
Treasury consultation focuses on intermediaries hiring temporary workers
Bosses at rogue umbrella companies who cheat the taxman and mistreat their staff threaten the UK’s economic growth prospects.
Is Labour planning to attack this policy?
An employment tribunal has rejected Amazon's bid to have drivers’ employee rights claims dismissed.
Thousands more UK workers are being treated as employees
Contractors have cited the IR35 reforms as being their biggest concern in 2023, ahead of the cost-of-living crisis and the government’s planned tax rises
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