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Isle of Man/self employed questions

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    #21
    Originally posted by LisaContractorUmbrella View Post
    From Pay Hubs website: the individual is self employed and is 'soley responsible for their own tax and NI payments'. It says you file your tax through self-assesment, no mention of Ltd company and money from the contract goes through Pay Hub so you may just register as a sole trader. So either it's an MSC or a waste of time.
    once again not true - gosh this thread is getting full up of people guessing.

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      #22
      Originally posted by Skillo View Post
      How do they function outwith the clutches of Hector; Interested in a new scheme having been out of the UK for 3 years and moving on to next European destination. marks out of 10?
      well there are skill cases against Hector going back 6 years. hector still has not landed a decent punch. it just uses scare, bully boy tactics to intimidate. IF they go for you be prepared for a rough ride - but montpelier will back you all the way.

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        #23
        Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
        montpelier will back you all the way.
        That's because they are lovely people.
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          #24
          Originally posted by TheFaQQer View Post
          That's because they are lovely people.


          I think they want to see the scheme through - they have QC opinion that it is watertight. And of course they arn in the meantime.

          of course the big question is what happens IF the chancellor declares that the legislation on which montpelier relies is legal.

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