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Official guidance
Employment Status Manual

ESM11000 · Check Employment Status For Tax

  • ESM11005 · Introduction
  • ESM11006 · Who can use CEST?
  • ESM11010 · Results from CEST
  • ESM11015 · Using CEST
  • ESM11020 · Glossary of terms
  • ESM11025 · About you and the work
  • ESM11030 · About the worker and the work
  • ESM11035 · Office Holders
  • ESM11036 · Mutuality of Obligation
  • ESM11040 · Personal Service
  • ESM11045 · Personal Service - Hirer’s right to reject a substitute
  • ESM11050 · Personal Service - Does the worker pay the substitute?
  • ESM11055 · Personal Service - Hiring and paying helpers
  • ESM11060 · Control
  • ESM11065 · Control - What the worker does
  • ESM11070 · Control - How the worker carries out the work
  • ESM11075 · Control - When the work is done
  • ESM11080 · Control - Where the worker carries out the work
  • ESM11085 · Financial risk
  • ESM11090 · Financial Risk - Equipment Costs
  • ESM11095 · Financial risk - Vehicle Costs
  • ESM11100 · Financial Risk - Material Costs
  • ESM11105 · Financial risk – Other costs
  • ESM11110 · Financial Risk - Payment
  • ESM11115 · Financial risk – Putting work right
  • ESM11120 · Part and Parcel
  • ESM11125 · Part and Parcel – Corporate benefits
  • ESM11130 · Part and Parcel - Management Responsibilities
  • ESM11135 · Part and parcel – Introduction to customers and suppliers
  • ESM11140 · Business On Own Account
  • ESM11145 · Worker’s contracts - Exclusive services
  • ESM11150 · Worker's contracts - Ownership rights
  • ESM11155 · Worker’s contracts - Series of contracts
  • ESM11160 · Worker's contracts - Working time available
  • ESM11165 · Worker’s contracts - Work of a similar nature in the last 12 months
  • ESM11170 · CEST Output
  1. Check Employment Status For Tax: Contents
  2. Check Employment Status For Tax: Part and Parcel

ESM11120 | Check Employment Status For Tax: Part and Parcel

From HM Revenue & Customs · Employment Status Manual

A factor to be considered when determining employment status is how integrated into the hirer’s organisation a worker is, or will be, during the contract with them. The greater the degree of integration into an organisation, the more like employment a relationship appears.

By seeking to understand the nature of the role a worker undertakes, and how they are viewed within an organisation, CEST tests whether a worker has become, or is perceived to be, ‘part and parcel’ of that organisation.

Further guidance on this aspect of employment status can be found at ESM0545.

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