PGMOL loses Supreme Court battle with HMRC, Manchester United post £113m loss

Kevin and Kieran discuss the news that PGMOL, the body that oversees refereeing in England, has lost a Supreme Court battle with HM Revenue & Customs over whether part-time officials should be classed as employees, and find out why Manchester United posted a loss of £113m for last season.
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- Everton
- Crystal Palace
- Manchester United
- Reading FC
- Hearts
- Rangers
- Dundee United
- FC Porto
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They PGMOL refs are within IR35 so one client and no other client. Tax and NI is due in way of Employers and class 2 N.I. will need to be repaid.
The refs are really employees ... Uber is example 😮