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Also considering doing what the OP was suggesting. Has there been any further comments from HMRC on this?
I am also looking for clarification on this. Are there any updates on the viability of closing a Limited Company via an MVL claiming Entrepreneurs Relief and then working via an Umbrella Company instead ?
I am also looking for clarification on this. Are there any updates on the viability of closing a Limited Company via an MVL claiming Entrepreneurs Relief and then working via an Umbrella Company instead ?
Thing is what are you going to do after the brolly? You are taking a contract that is still likely to end within two years and then where will you be? Brolly or not you've started in trade less than 2 years after gaining tax advantage from shutting your company surely?
It's a long shot hoping you are going to be in a gig under a brolly for 2 years, particularity when the dust hasn't really settled. Common sense may prevail and they put you back outside.. then you are screwed.
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It's a long shot hoping you are going to be in a gig under a brolly for 2 years, particularity when the dust hasn't really settled. Common sense may prevail and they put you back outside.. then you are screwed.
Surely there are people outside the regs working under a brolly anyway - probably even claiming expenses too? If it's legit, and there's a couple of hundred k in the business, then an extra e.g. 20-30k tax over the next two years is probably fine. May be better off in a pension though.
Thing is what are you going to do after the brolly? You are taking a contract that is still likely to end within two years and then where will you be? Brolly or not you've started in trade less than 2 years after gaining tax advantage from shutting your company surely?
I wouldn't be planning to do 2 years under the brolly - probably around 6-12 months before retiring.
Surely there are people outside the regs working under a brolly anyway - probably even claiming expenses too? If it's legit, and there's a couple of hundred k in the business, then an extra e.g. 20-30k tax over the next two years is probably fine. May be better off in a pension though.
Thanks Sean, I think that is similar to my line of thought - the problem with the pension contribution is that there is a limit of £40k per annum I believe.
You could try ringing Chris Maslin who posted earlier and runs MVLOnline. If anyone knows surely he does. See if he's heard anything. You could try dropping him a PM with the link to this thread and he might update is tomorrow.
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