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The Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) has published a series of questions as part of its review of employment status.

The body says it is keen to receive comments on the complexities of employment status from businesses and individuals, as well as from representative groups and professional tax advisers.

Views are sought on changes to working patterns over recent decades, dealings with HMRC, and the tax system’s compatibility with employment law and current working practices.

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