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Impact of the Uber decision on the intentions of the parties

21 July 2021

IR35

Header over to Taxation Magazine to read Alexander Wilson’s latest article on the impact of the Uber decision on the intentions of the parties.

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In the article Alexander covers:

Freedom of contract is a well-respected doctrine in the UK courts.
Some rights enjoyed by employees are extended to workers.
The intended meaning of the contract between Uber and its drivers.
In Christa Ackroyd, the tribunal in effect said the parties’ intentions were irrelevant to the case.
From IR35 cases, it seems there is a class of persons who are not employees but look like employees.

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