employment intermediaries reporting

[legal]

So my agency is asking for personal details to be reported to HMRC.

As I cannot find any thread related to this, I just want to see, what other contractors think about this.

Looks like there is no opt out, But then HMRC should already have all this info... (I would presume.)

[stek]

So my agency is asking for personal details to be reported to HMRC.

As I cannot find any thread related to this, I just want to see, what other contractors think about this.

Looks like there is no opt out, But then HMRC should already have all this info... (I would presume.)

Look again.

And don't begin paragraphs with 'So' when it's not needed.

[TheFaQQer]

As I cannot find any thread related to this

Try Googling your own thread title - https://www.google.co.uk/webhp?sourc...ntractoruk.com

[Alan @ BroomeAffinity]

Google on the blink again is it?

http://forums.contractoruk.com/accou...556-itepa.html

[Ascot]

As I cannot find any thread related to this, I just want to see, what other contractors think about this.

It's an absolute crock and yet another attack on contractors, who will now be getting reported on as if they were employees.

My agency has asked for:
The full name of the person supplying the services (regardless of the contractual right of substitution)
My NI Number, Date of Birth, Gender, and full personal address
My Company UTR number

So they will get around to alleging that I am an employee and sending a tax demand at some point no doubt. Far easier to raise money from the proles than pursue thise pesky global conglomorates for what they should pay.

[dty]

Look again.

And don't begin paragraphs with 'So' when it's not needed.

Don't being sentences with "and".

[JB3000]

Don't being sentences with "and".

SO would both of you grow up

AND stop acting like children

[Alan @ BroomeAffinity]

Don't being sentences with "and".

Don't make a spelling mistake while correcting grammar :-)

[WordIsBond]

This is a great thread.

Don't make a spelling mistake while correcting grammar :-)

Don't fail to punctuate while correcting spelling. :-)

[NotAllThere]

It's called prosaic justice.

Now, please return to the original topic.