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Service Companies question in 2011 Personal Tax Assessment
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Originally posted by Taxless View PostI'm not quite sure on the term intermediary in relation to MSC either, but if it was in point, then is it not your own company that fulfils that role. You are not providing your services personally to the client, you are supplying those services through your company.Comment
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Contracting through an intermediary
Originally posted by LisaContractorUmbrella View PostBut it is still B2B with the Ltd company being responsible for its own taxation - there is no other company involved i.e. an intermediary
Hence, I am arguing that my contracts aren't providing services through a service company as there is no contract between the client and my company.
So, the involvement of an intermediary is crucial.Comment
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Originally posted by geoffreywhereveryoumaybe View PostAs an IT consultant, I work on client sites on contracts that are arranged by a variety of intermediary recruitment agencies. They set up a contract between my one man band limited company and themselves. There is no contract between my company and the end client.
Hence, I am arguing that my contracts aren't providing services through a service company as there is no contract between the client and my company.
So, the involvement of an intermediary is crucial.Comment
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Maybe someone should ask HMRC for a clarification of their clarifications. May as well send in a request for a clarification of the clarification of their clarifications at the same time, bound to need it.bloggoth
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Originally posted by xoggoth View PostMaybe someone should ask HMRC for a clarification of their clarifications. May as well send in a request for a clarification of the clarification of their clarifications at the same time, bound to need it.Comment
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Sorry, but as the UK tax system gets ever more convoluted (what ever happened to the Tories and the office of tax simplification???) more and more clarifications of clarifications will be required for evermore. Frankly, the entire system is now not fit for purpose and should be scrapped.Public Service Posting by the BBC - Bloggs Bulls**t Corp.
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Originally posted by Fred Bloggs View PostSorry, but as the UK tax system gets ever more convoluted (what ever happened to the Tories and the office of tax simplification???) more and more clarifications of clarifications will be required for evermore. Frankly, the entire system is now not fit for purpose and should be scrapped."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostIf they did that they would get rid of the tax loop holes that people like us use to our advantage.Public Service Posting by the BBC - Bloggs Bulls**t Corp.
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Originally posted by Fred Bloggs View PostYet in a modern, sensible (much more flat) tax system there should be no need to have loopholes to exploit. Another agument, I know, but I am increasingly convinced that the UK taxation system is unfit for purpose.Comment
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