Tribunal ruling could encourage more inside IR35 limited company freelancers to reclaim unlawful Employer’s National Insurance Contributions THIS ARTICLE WAS UPDATED AT 14:00 ON 09.01.25 A social worker engaged by the Home Office has successfully claimed nearly £37,000 (£36,826.65) from a recruitment agency after an employment tribunal deemed that “unlawful deductions” had been made from their pay. […]

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LLP Members: Employees or Self-Employed? Tax Implications Highlighted in 2024 Case The Labour Party and HMRC are on the hunt for more Treasury funds and if you are a lawyer, architect or member of a Limited Liability Partnership you could be fined for unpaid tax if you are deemed a salaried employee and not self-employed. […]

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