Off-payroll working is a term used to describe where an individual is providing their personal services through an intermediary to an end-client and the individual is not an employee of that end-client. The most common form of an intermediary, when considering the off-payroll rules, is a Personal Service Company (PSC). Partnerships are the next most common.
In its simplest term, off-payroll working is about employment status. The rules look to establish if the individual would be considered an employee of the end-client were it not for their intermediary.
This guide will help you to uncover the impact of Off-Payroll working rules and what these changes mean for business in UK.
What you’ll learn
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