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This is a tool provided by hmrc to determine if you are employed or self employed, there is no way on earth the employer could claim he was self employed...

The shop owner cannot say he has been self employed, as the rules on that are pretty clear. It's obvious that he was not self employed. He would not have been liable for any tax at that rate anyway as far as I'm aware. The employer is legally obliged to provide a P45. Though to be honest it is...