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  • 17-07-2014 1:10pm
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    Registered Users Posts: 8


    Hello,
    I wonder if anyone could advise me on the following:
    I was self-employed at a company for 3 years and then employed by them for 1 year. During the 4 years I directly reported to the MD and had a direct report who was an employee of the company. I invoiced on a monthly basis the same amount and my phone, uniform and expenses were paid for by the company. I have recently been made redundant with no entitlement to redundancy as my employment was less than 2 years however I have been advised that my previous 3 years could be deemed as 'employed' if I were to take it up with the social protection dept - this would entitle me to job seekers benefit however I have also been advised that as an individual I may incur extra prsi costs than what I already paid on my self-employed returns for the 3 years if my status is deemed employed please note all my taxes are up to date but I would have thought the company would be liable for any extra costs not the individual - has anyone experience of this or can anyone advise on it?


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  • Registered Users Posts: 596 ✭✭✭TheBlock


    For employment law purposes you would be deemed an Employee. For Tax purposes you should seek advise from Revenue.


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