Originally posted by maxima
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HMRC lose ir35 case
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Originally posted by maxima View PostThese people a losers who refused to accept to be contractor (see below).
in my definition are under IR35
But what Hector wants is not nessarly what hector gets. If that was case everyone would give all their money to hector and then hector would decide what was minimum they needed to live on, give them that back and keep the rest. This is why the courts > Hector
I believe that 'contractors' are self-employed
You won't get far (I know because I tried years ago) because of the possible legal ramifications hector created for anyone using registered self employed persons
Really the simple fact is Hector would like everyone to be controlled, classified as employee and thus on PAYEE and feeling like the government is being nice with things like ISA's
If you are not a large company with lots of employees or one of those employees, aka Self employed, Entrepreneur, Contractor you are quite simply not very welcome in this country by the tax manComment
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It seems from that that they often seek to apply the standard conditions of a company in taking on contractors when in fact, they do not always apply. I have more than once been taken on by a different route via contacts with different conditions, working part time due to other contracts etc. Essential to document all these things.bloggoth
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