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Sky Sports TV presenter, Dave Clark, has lost an IR35 case appeal carrying £281,084.48 in tax liability.
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Six months on from the new Off Payroll Rules there is still confusion over which assignments should fall inside or outside of IR35, with often differing opinions between contractors, recruiters, and clients.
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The Court of Appeal has upheld an earlier employment tribunal decision that a courier rider should be classed as a ‘worker’ irrespective that they could allocate work to other riders in a pool.
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More than a third of contractors (35 per cent) have left self-employment since the changes to IR35, either moving into permanent employment, retiring, working overseas or simply not working, according to recent research.
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Multiple self-employed Amazon delivery drivers are seeking employment rights from the digital giant - a case that could potentially cost the digital giant retailer over £100m.
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An IR35 status case involving 60 professional football referees needs a replay after the Court of Appeal called 'foul' on an earlier decision.
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HMRC was branded as 'shambolic' after it has been denied the chance to appeal an outside IR35 verdict at the Upper Tier Tribunal (UTT) after submitting their application after the deadline.
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HM Courts and Tribunal Service has become the third Government department to be hit with a multi-million bill from HMRC due to making incorrect IR35 status decisions.
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Four in 10 businesses impacted by recent changes to IR35 in the private sector have admitted they would approach the changes differently if given the opportunity. Meanwhile, nearly a third are already reviewing their strategy for managing the reform despite the changes only coming into force on April 6 2021.
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The Government body, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has been issued with a tax bill of £87.9m due to incorrectly assessing the IR35 status of contractors engaged since 2017.
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