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The Employment Status Guide
The Employment Status Guide is available
Online or Offline
Contents
The Employment Status Guide contains approximately 200
pages of information and cases on how to establish whether you are employed
or self-employed. There is no 'right' to be self-employed in the UK,
you can decide you are until a Court decides otherwise. The consequences
of an Inland Revenue investigation, for example, finding that you or
your workers are actually employees can be financially devastating.
It is, therefore, crucial to understand how the system works so you
don't suddenly find yourself with a huge tax bill or claim for employment
rights.
Establishing employment status either for IR35 or for the self-employed
is a legal nightmare. It does, however, have to be done and this guide
will make it a whole lot easier. If you don't want to pay taxes as a
'disguised employee', the guide will help you to establish your status
with it's clear and step by step approach to the topic.
This long-awaited online guide from one of the leading experts on the
legal aspects of self employment deals with the case law and practical
issues affecting employment status of the individual. It is aimed at
those affected by status disputes, such as IR35 and the self-employed.
Status is a real headache for many in the modern working environment.
This guide is written from the viewpoint of helping you understand the
issues and to deal with status disputes.
The guide provides a clear understanding of the Employment Status Test
and the factors involved. The guide also now includes other pertinent
areas such as Contract Law and Case Studies. One of the benefits of
the guide being online is that subscribers can contact Rebecca Seeley
Harris with queries relating to the Employment Status Test case law
and to request additional information on relevant areas. The information
may then be added to the site if applicable.
The guide is split into the Employment Status Tests, Factors, Cases
and Contract.
The Employment Status Tests
The Employment Status Tests of Control, Irreducible Minimum of Obligation
and In Business on Own Account and others are no more than general tests
incorporating factors, says Rebecca. Each 'test' in the guide is split
into an introduction, a summary, a main section, a section based on
the Inland Revenue's Employment Status Manual and the cases specific
to that test.
Analysis of the Revenue's Employment Status Manual guidance to inspectors
of taxes is included in the guide as are all the cases that the Revenue
seek to rely on in status disputes.
The Factors
The Factors are single issue factors which may or may not be part of
the overall tests. There are some factors which are deemed more important
than others but, the importance does depend on the circumstances. The
key factors are all included.
Cases
Over 50 cases at your fingertips. The extensive cases section is sorted
by alphabet and by summary and is the result of much research. Where
the cases are listed by summary, the essential points of the case are
given. There are over fifty summaries at present and more will be added.
Online - Available
exclusively from AccountingWeb
Cost: £30.00 for 6 month licence
The online version is updated
Offline - Available
exclusively from Seeley (Legal) Solutions
Cost: £45.00 per copy
The Offline version is not updated
Once payment has been made the Guide will be emailed direct to your
inbox. Payment can be made by cheque or online. For details contact
est@seeleysolutions.com
Send cheque made payable to:
Seeley (Legal) Solutions
at
Trees Court House
Trees Court
Topsham
Devon
England
EX3 0HP
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