- HMRC has published new guidance on football agents’ fees and dual representation contracts
- The guidelines aim to reduce errors and penalties for football agents and clubs
- They focus on agents’ fees for player transfers and contract negotiations, as well as employer taxes and VAT
- Dual representation, where agents act for both player and club, can impact VAT liability and tax obligations
- HMRC emphasizes the importance of accurately allocating fees between player and club services based on commercial reality
- Specific documentation and record-keeping are required to support the allocation of fees for tax purposes
- The guidelines should be read alongside HMRC’s other guidance on the matter.
Source: taxscape.deloitte.com
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