Joint and Several Liability is an increasingly important issue for organisations in the health and social care sector, particularly where staffing and services are delivered through agencies, umbrella companies, or subcontracted providers. Many employers and care providers are unaware that, in certain circumstances, HMRC can pursue them for unpaid tax liabilities even if another party was responsible for payroll or tax deductions.
This webinar will provide a practical overview of Joint and Several Liability in the context of HMRC enforcement, helping health and social care organisations understand how tax risk can extend beyond the direct employer. With growing use of temporary staff, outsourced workforce models, and complex supply chains, providers may face unexpected financial exposure if an intermediary fails to meet its tax obligations.
Participants will learn how Joint and Several Liability works, when HMRC may apply it, and why organisations can be held accountable for unpaid PAYE or National Insurance contributions owed by others in the labour supply chain.
Attendees can expect to leave with a clearer understanding of how to protect their organisation through stronger due diligence, contractual safeguards, and workforce compliance practices—reducing the risk of costly tax demands and reputational damage.
Join us to gain practical insight into this evolving area of liability and ensure your organisation is prepared for increased scrutiny from HMRC.
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Neuven, Sales Director: Ian Roth, ian.roth@neuven.co.uk / 07944 571 962
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