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Taylor Review—tax implications

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Published on: 17 July 2017

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Original News
What does the review say about the boundary between employees and the self-employed, for tax and national insurance contributions (NICs) purposes?
Does the review suggest changes to the well-established employment status tests for tax purposes?
What suggestions are made for NICs?
What suggestions does the review make for income tax?
Does the review have any suggestions about tax collection?

Article summary

Tax analysis: While the Taylor Review has been at the forefront of debate around legal quandaries and rights in modern employment models, its contribution of ideas to tax policy has been less prominent. Anne Redston, barrister at Temple Tax Chambers, highlights key points for lawyers and policymakers.

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