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Do I really pay less tax as a limited company
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It's something like that, I shouldn't be so lazy and go a find out. Mind you when I first went contracting in 1993 sole trader was discussed with the accountant in conjunction with LTD.Originally posted by stek View PostAgencies Act 1978?Comment
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Because not all companies calling themselves umbrella companies are legit.Originally posted by LondonManc View PostSome don't like you going through Umbrella Companies either (no idea why)"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Aah the 90% retention brollies, whats not to likeOriginally posted by SueEllen View PostBecause not all companies calling themselves umbrella companies are legit.
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Fair comment. I was just thinking out loud about different options that we may all have next year - wondering if those of us that have to head to the smoke more often than not may fair better with an umbrella company for example.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostBecause not all companies calling themselves umbrella companies are legit.The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't existComment
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When are the t&s changes supposed to be happening? In 7 months or 19?Originally posted by LondonManc View PostI'm just thinking with all the T&S and other stuff that could kick in, can I be bothered staying ltd if it saves only one or two grand a year?
Anyway, with the dividend tax I think you will be around 2k worse off than you were before (not counting the utter destruction of your investments and pension). This is not the same as only saving 2k a year versus going permy and hitting the 60% tax rate + national insurance etc.Comment
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April 2016Originally posted by hugebrain View PostWhen are the t&s changes supposed to be happening? In 7 months or 19?
Anyway, with the dividend tax I think you will be around 2k worse off than you were before (not counting the utter destruction of your investments and pension). This is not the same as only saving 2k a year versus going permy and hitting the 60% tax rate + national insurance etc.Comment
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Going direct to client, or an agent setting up a direct client contract and taking a fee seems the obvious way to side step the T&S nonsenseComment
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