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Intermediaries: services provided through a personal service company were within IR35

By Mark McLaughlin, July 2022

A radio presenter would have been an employee of the radio station under a hypothetical contract, and payments made to his personal service company were, therefore, subject to the intermediaries (IR35) provisions.

Summary

A radio presenter would have been an employee of the radio station under a hypothetical contract, and payments made to his personal service company were, therefore, subject to the intermediaries (IR35) provisions.

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