Gary Lineker wins £4.9m tax appeal against HMRC

Match of the Day host Gary Lineker wins £4.9million tax battle with HMRC

MATCH of the Day host Gary Lineker has won a £4.9million tax battle. HMRC had claimed he should have been classed as an employee of the BBC and BT Sport for presenting duties, rather than as a freelancer. Match of the Day host Gary Lineker has won a £4.9million tax battle with HMRCPA The taxman pursued him for £4.9million it said was owed on his income between 2013 and 2018. But Gary, 62, insisted all taxes were paid on the income via a partners…

Gary Lineker wins battle with HMRC over £4.9m bill weeks after BBC walkout

Gary Lineker has won an appeal over a £4.9million tax bill from HMRC.

Gary Lineker wins appeal over multimillion-pound tax bill

Judge rules that the presenter worked for the BBC and the BT Sport as a freelancer and not an employee

Gary Lineker wins appeal against HMRC over £4.9m tax bill; Details here

Gary Lineker has finally won the battle of the £4.9m tax bill against HMRC.

Gary Lineker wins battle with HMRC over £4.9m tax bill

Tribunal rules TV host has not failed to pay any tax or national insurance as IR35 rules do not apply to himGary Lineker has won his battle with HMRC over a £4.9m tax bill.The tax authorities had told the Match of the Day host, who operates his own company and works on a freelance basis for the BBC and BT Sport, that he should have been classed as an employee. Continue reading...

Gary Lineker wins £4.9 million tax battle with HMRC

HMRC pursued him for £4.9m it claimed should have been paid on income between 2013 and 2018