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Is a director/contractor Self Employed? Self assessment.

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    #21
    Originally posted by pmasoft View Post
    This was nothing to do with IR35 apart from looking into diversifying into non-IR35 businesses. The original question was around can you be self employed whilst also being a post holder i.e. director.
    The answer is obviously "yes".

    Directors don't have to be paid legally unless the board decides they should be.

    There are some start-ups who get directors on board because of their name and/or experience and all the director receives is expenses. That director can have another role as employed, self-employed or non-working e.g. retired, student. Why does someone take on that role? Because it's a form of voluntary activity which is in the British mentality.
    "You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JR

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