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In which case they must be using some other "dodge" to get around the Dec 2010 disguised remuneration legislation.Originally posted by thebear14 View PostYou are registered as an employee with Bedouin when you commence using their serviceComment
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Yep, bit disconcerting what they are using to be honest but I'll be off it in a fortnight and will need to see if there are any repercussions from HMRC. Unless on the off chance Bedouin actually do what they say when they claim "provision of tax-efficient remuneration services for consultants, contractors, interims and freelancers"...........................Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View PostIn which case they must be using some other "dodge" to get around the Dec 2010 disguised remuneration legislation.Comment
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The disguised renumeration legislation is full of exclusions that any scheme could follow. About as water tight as a sieve..Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View PostIn which case they must be using some other "dodge" to get around the Dec 2010 disguised remuneration legislation.Comment
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IMO it's high risk exploiting loopholes in anti-avoidance legislation.Originally posted by porrker View PostThe disguised renumeration legislation is full of exclusions that any scheme could follow. About as water tight as a sieve..
It's red rag to a bull and open to the old "retrospective clarification" ala BN66.Comment
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I think the latest "get around" is to register the contractor as self-employed and then the Trust loans the money back to a Self-employed individual (not an employee!)Originally posted by thebear14 View PostYou are registered as an employee with Bedouin when you commence using their serviceComment
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This is what the website quotes: You will work through Bedouin as an employee; you sign a contract of employment with us.Originally posted by skippy View PostI think the latest "get around" is to register the contractor as self-employed and then the Trust loans the money back to a Self-employed individual (not an employee!)Comment
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You signed up to something important like this and you don't understand how it works? Honestly?Originally posted by thebear14 View PostThis is what the website quotes: You will work through Bedouin as an employee; you sign a contract of employment with us.Comment
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I pasted a quote as one of the previous posts stated you would potentially be self employed, a bit of clarificationOriginally posted by Vallah View PostYou signed up to something important like this and you don't understand how it works? Honestly?Comment
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