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Newbie Q - 3 month rolling contract - Umbrella or Ltd.
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Originally posted by TestMangler View PostGo on, tell us Lisa.....is it Bedouin ???
Sorry, been listening to positive affirmation tapes all morning, don't know what came over meComment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostIR35 is going to be a problem if it is a true rolling contract as well. It may well be umbrella is the best option regardless of length.Comment
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Hi All - After taking advice i think it's best to go the LTD company route(high daily rate).
I have one question you may be able to help with - if my contract ends in 9 months (December 2015)should i keep paying my accountant until end of financial year then dissolve the company? I gather this will be fairly straightforward in my case as my LTD co will be able to meet all it's obligations. Cheers.Comment
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Originally posted by Eastendoflondon View PostHi All - After taking advice i think it's best to go the LTD company route(high daily rate).
I have one question you may be able to help with - if my contract ends in 9 months (December 2015)should i keep paying my accountant until end of financial year then dissolve the company? I gather this will be fairly straightforward in my case as my LTD co will be able to meet all it's obligations. Cheers.Comment
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I've been quoted £200 plus VAT from CapricaOnline to close down the company which seems reasonable imo. I will prob just use that option at end of the 9 months. Cheers.Comment
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Depending on reserves in the company it may be more tax efficient to keep the company 'trading' for a full 12 month period as you would then be eligible for entrepreneurs relief, which you would not be after 9 months.Comment
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