What the UK Supreme Court ruling on Uber means for gig economy MNEs

Alice Jones

February 24, 2021

Any tax implications of the Uber case could set a precedent for other MNEs globally

The tax implications of Uber’s drivers being classified as ‘workers’ rather than self-employed are still unclear, but the UK revenue authority’s next steps could set a precedent for the treatment of multinational enterprises (MNEs).

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Alice Jones

Commercial Editor ITR

Alice is an editor of commercial content across Euromoney brands including International Tax Review (ITR), Managing IP (MIP), and International Financial Law Review (IFLR). She joined the commercial team in March 2022 after working as a journalist for ITR.

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