Personal service tax: will it be workable?

Tax column Revenue plans to reform tax for personal service firms are, at the least, complex

Once upon a time "personal ser-vices" referred to the activities of ladies such as Cynthia Payne. Today it is used to describe a vast industry of entrepreneurs, in a wide variety of markets, who undertake contracts and hire themselves out through their own service company

The company issues the bills and receives the money without any deductions. The individuals...

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