The UK's flagship infrastructure project, High Speed 2 (HS2), is once again under intense scrutiny. This week, The Guardian revealed that the railway's timeline has been pushed back beyond 2033, and ...

In the week that ITV announced it is making two hundred Daytime staff redundant in a bid to make cost savings, the company’s annual report and accounts for 2024 suggests that a £61m potential tax bill ...

Bryan Robson partially won the IR35 tax appeal against HMRC, highlighting that complex tax laws urgently need reform.

Labour's ambitious growth targets clash with tighter contractor regulations, as IR35 stays firm and umbrella companies face unprecedented scrutiny in 2025.

The tax status case involving Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) returns to square one for a fifth hearing at the FTT.

HMRC has overturned the First-Tier Tribunal's decision in the IR35 case involving Stuart Barnes, the former rugby player and Sky Sports pundit.

In a bold move to empower the UK's 4.25 million self-employed workers, the Freelance Manifesto for Growth has been launched, calling on political parties to secure the votes of this vital sector of ...

McCann Media Limited has lost its appeal against a First-tier Tribunal (FTT) decision which found IR35 applied to the engagements with Sky Sports.

After four hearings and 10 years of torment for Kaye Adams, HMRC has finally given up after wrongly issuing Kaye Adams with a tax bill under the IR35 legislation. Despite fielding three barristers in ...

New Employment Rights Regulations will clarify holiday pay for casual and part-time workers from 1 January 2024.

In the fourth IR35 appeal by Atholl House Productions Limited involving broadcaster Kaye Adams, HMRC has failed again to prove Ms Adams was caught by IR35.

Crawford Temple is CEO of Professional Passport, the UK’s largest independent assessor of payment intermediary compliance. He claims HMRC must be held accountable for umbrella compliance failures The ...