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    #11
    Ermm. chaps, can I butt in a second...?

    IR35 deemed salary is calculated as 95% of gross less allowable business expenses... which sort of includes the tools of the trade (but not training costs...).
    Last edited by malvolio; 15 October 2010, 15:05. Reason: sorry - minor correction...
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      #12
      But only those allowable business expenses necessary for the contract surely? Not expenses spent for an entirely separate line of business.
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        #13
        Originally posted by xoggoth View Post
        But only those allowable business expenses necessary for the contract surely? Not expenses spent for an entirely separate line of business.
        Well OK. A company is a company. IR35 is not about companies, it's about personal taxation. If you want to be picky, it is 95% of the gross for the contract in question less any expenses directly related to that contract. General purpose company assets - if you have any - don't come into the equation.

        In the OP's case, the sensible answer is either set up a subsidiary company per contract, or use an umbrella, or prove that his contracts - like 90% or more of them - are outside IR35. What he shouldn't do is muddle the IR35 dfee-earning revenue with the venture capital aspect of the original work. Also it depends if the "IR35 " contacts are to pay his mortgage or grow his primary business.
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