Scottish football pundit loses £190k IR35 case

Former Scottish footballer and Sky presenter, Neil McCann, faces a tax bill for £190,047.60 over untaxed earnings under intermediaries rules

McCann was a former Scottish Premiership footballer who played for Rangers, Southampton and Scotland from 1998 onwards, and after retirement qualified as a coach, working as interim manager of Dundee FC for a short period.

When he moved into work as a football pundit he set up a personal services company, McCann Media Limited (MML) in 2009 which he subsequently used for payments when he worked at Sky as a presenter.

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