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Shawn Healy
Shawn Healy
is a principal in BDO LLP’s
employment tax team. He can be contacted at
shawn.healy@bdo.co.uk.
ARTICLES
Tax considerations for e-sports players
Tax considerations for e-sports players
Home working allowance for employees
Working from home
Stuck in the middle
An overview of intermediaries and how they interact with the many other tax rules targeted at non-payroll labour.
Are you in control?
HMRC’s fixation with non-payroll labour and false self-employment
Recovery position
Employer or recipient: who is liable for PAYE and NI on a bonus, asks SHAWN HEALY
Looks like a phone...
DAVID GARDNER and SHAWN HEALY describe how the Revenue was persuaded to change position on web-friendly mobiles
Sal sacked?
ROBERT WOODWARD and SHAWN HEALY wonder how a tax adviser should respond to the question, ‘salary sacrifice: is it still worth it?’
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This week's opinion: 3 April 2025
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