You are missing a trick here Stuart. Why not get the new baby on the payroll as well?
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There are no minimum age restrictions on family businesses (I was recently told). This hasn't gone down well with the Eek Juniors....Originally posted by northernladuk View PostYou are missing a trick here Stuart. Why not get the new baby on the payroll as well?merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Only if he has a signed contract of employment - which if he has then means he has to adhere to NMW, WTD, stakeholder pension rights, SSP, Maternity/paternity leave....Originally posted by Batcher View PostAgree with most of your post but surely if he is paid a salary from HisCo then he is an employee?
Getting paid does not equal employment: if it did we wouldn't be arguing about IR35.Blog? What blog...?
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