WCS - all umbrella companies should work in the same way i.e. tax deductions through PAYE - if a scheme promises a higher net return than any of its competitors you have to ask yourself how?
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Is this the end for offshore umbrella companies??
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We both know that the 90% model has long ago died a death.Originally posted by LisaContractorUmbrella View PostFollowing HMRC's recent update on offshore employment intermediaries I asked for clarification on the changes to the legislation:
"Contractors join offshore umbrella company schemes in a bid to avoid tax – from what I have read, the updated legislation would make that contractual arrangement null and void as the full contract value (less agency margin) would be subject to PAYE and NIC’s. Therefore, the arrangement that had been entered into between the contractor and the offshore umbrella company would be pointless as there could be no possibility of the offshore umbrella offering any sort of tax saving. Is my understanding in this matter correct? “
A policy advisor confirmed that my understanding was quite correct.
What does the panel think?? Is this the end for the QC approved 90% take home offerings?Comment
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You would think wouldn't you but try typing Umbrella Company Take Home Pay into Google and see what it brings up - there are new companies making this sort of promise springing up all over the placeOriginally posted by Old Greg View PostWe both know that the 90% model has long ago died a death.
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But they're all being out-competed by the 120% return modelOriginally posted by LisaContractorUmbrella View PostYou would think wouldn't you but try typing Umbrella Company Take Home Pay into Google and see what it brings up - there are new companies making this sort of promise springing up all over the place
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When I was marketing it in my signature, I did have three enquiries by PM.Originally posted by LisaContractorUmbrella View PostAny takers for that yet OG?Comment
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I promise you it's true.Originally posted by LisaContractorUmbrella View PostPlease tell me you're jokingComment
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I received a spam email from one of them this morning titled "Contractors - Retain 90% Of Your Income". UK "administration" office in Canterbury. It meets all the bingo words and phrases including "Senior Tax Counsel" approved, avoids IR35, fully insured, and so onOriginally posted by Old Greg View PostWe both know that the 90% model has long ago died a death.Comment
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Unless it has the terms "Oude Joris" or "Dutch Antilles", my advice would be not to touch it with a barge pole.Originally posted by craig1 View PostI received a spam email from one of them this morning titled "Contractors - Retain 90% Of Your Income". UK "administration" office in Canterbury. It meets all the bingo words and phrases including "Senior Tax Counsel" approved, avoids IR35, fully insured, and so onComment
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