And so it begins… Late IR35 status determination
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I find it incredible as always HMRC are allowed to sit back and allow every single Tax payer enough rope to hang themselves its a national disgrace. I called the Tax office recently to be asked 'What Tax code do you want me to apply sir?' . Obviously i was urged to respond with 1,000,000L or similar, numpty. It had also become apparent they had calculated my monthly salary as my yearly salary for the tax year, absolutely useless.
How about some of that tax we pay be invested into setting up an official body that actually assesses our position as contractors and grants us a reference we use to claim outside status for that determined contractual period. No of course not as that would be far too straight forward. They want to forever have the opportunity to retrospectively change their mind on any point such is the obsession with 'catching that straggler', let it go.
No instead they sit behind a curtain watching and preying on low hanging fruit. We all know how that million page book of Tax law hot air is interepreted against anyone they see fit, to them QDOS assurance doesn't mean sh't if they smell money. They can't be bothered to setup an approval process themselves and dont recognise or allow any external body either. You couldn't make it up.
Most of them must retire to be traffic wardens/paresh councilors refusing planning permissions etc, such is their disdain for anyone actually wanting to earn a decent wage. (The clever ones leave for PWC early in their careers).
As discussed previously i am currently inside IR35 only because HMRC influenced my client into doing such for reasons not for discussion. I will flip to being outside if IR35 is repealed. I tick all boxes and some as a consultant outside, and will happily challenge any hmrc officer questioning why i am now outside, they know full well why so don't let that stop you also, just make sure as above you seek proffessional guidance if unsure you are well clear of their goalposts which have a habbit of magically moving on their own. Be absolutely honest with yourself and your position and don't be intimidated by them.
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Originally posted by JPC View Post
clueless rant
As discussed previously i am currently inside IR35 only because HMRC influenced my client into doing such for reasons not for discussion. I will flip to being outside if IR35 is repealed..
has your client given you an SDS determination (in which case it’s inside) or simply stated that they won’t work with people using PSC / personal Service Companies (which isn’t inside it’s just that you need to use an umbrella company because they don’t trust their staff).merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Originally posted by JPC View PostBe absolutely honest with yourself and your position and don't be intimidated by them.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by eek View Post
Yet you don’t even seem to know if you are inside IR35 at the moment?
has your client given you an SDS determination (in which case it’s inside) or simply stated that they won’t work with people using PSC / personal Service Companies (which isn’t inside it’s just that you need to use an umbrella company because they don’t trust their staff).
Who rattled your cage? When you show some respect as opposed to responding with unprovoked insults I'll respond accordingly. Until then take your lack of intellect elsewhere.
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Originally posted by JPC View Post
Who rattled your cage? When you show some respect as opposed to responding with unprovoked insults I'll respond accordingly. Until then take your lack of intellect elsewhere.
and it does come down to a single question - because it tells you what you need to do come April if you don’t do the sane thing and move end client in April next year…
and in case you missed it the first time round the all important question is
has your client given you an SDS determination (in which case it’s inside) or simply stated that they won’t work with people using PSC / personal Service Companies (in which case come April you may be able to stay at that client)…merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Originally posted by JPC View PostHow about some of that tax we pay be invested into setting up an official body that actually assesses our position as contractors and grants us a reference we use to claim outside status for that determined contractual period. No of course not as that would be far too straight forward. They want to forever have the opportunity to retrospectively change their mind on any point such is the obsession with 'catching that straggler', let it go.
No instead they sit behind a curtain watching and preying on low hanging fruit. We all know how that million page book of Tax law hot air is interepreted against anyone they see fit, to them QDOS assurance doesn't mean sh't if they smell money. They can't be bothered to setup an approval process themselves and dont recognise or allow any external body either. You couldn't make it up.
Most of them must retire to be traffic wardens/paresh councilors refusing planning permissions etc, such is their disdain for anyone actually wanting to earn a decent wage. (The clever ones leave for PWC early in their careers).
'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by eek View Post
Well every post you’ve made recently emphasis’ how little you actually understand..
If you like to play mother hen, with 'worldly' advice, that's fine but you see i don't need your advice or help, i can survive without you? Hell, I've even pinned a little notice on my toilet door reminding me which direction to wipe. Sure i come on here and have a little rant but my advice to you is don't take it all too seriously, or, walk on by and keep your judgemental posts to yourself. (alas i feel you just can't help yourself).
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Originally posted by JPC View Post
Ah we're getting to the crux of this, oh thats not very nice now.
If you like to play mother hen, with 'worldly' advice, that's fine but you see i don't need your advice or help, i can survive without you? Hell, I've even pinned a little notice on my toilet door reminding me which direction to wipe. Sure i come on here and have a little rant but my advice to you is don't take it all too seriously, or, walk on by and keep your judgemental posts to yourself. (alas i feel you just can't help yourself).
i note once again that you still haven’t answered my rather simple question
merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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