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Second Company - IR35?
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Having another company of which you are a director might lend weight to an argument that you are a businessman. I don't see how it can address anything to do with whether during one contract I worked on for another company, I was a disguised employee or not.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI hadn't really understood this 'pwned' expression until I read DirtyDog's post. -
Totally agree. It shows a potentially diverse range of work which could in some cases help show you're a genuine business, but it doesn't determine the status of any individual contract.Originally posted by DirtyDog View PostHaving another company of which you are a director might lend weight to an argument that you are a businessman. I don't see how it can address anything to do with whether during one contract I worked on for another company, I was a disguised employee or not.Comment
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OK, well, the way it was explained to me was this:Originally posted by DirtyDog View PostHaving another company of which you are a director might lend weight to an argument that you are a businessman. I don't see how it can address anything to do with whether during one contract I worked on for another company, I was a disguised employee or not.
Contractor A (under investigation) has a standard agency contract with Bank A, through agency A to deliver C++ development, through Contractor A Ltd
Contractor B (Under investigation) has a standard agency contract with Bank B, through Agency B to deliver Test Management services to client B through Contractor B Ltd. Contractor b is also sole director of Contractor B Web Hosting Ltd, Contractor B Computer Hardware Ltd and Contractor B Anal Beads Ltd. All four companies are currently trading under the directorship of Contractor B.
I never said it was a 'get out of Ir35 scenario'. I said it lends weight in the same way as other secondary factors do.
Edit - See this 'single contract' thing you all go on about ? When HmRC are investigating you they don't investigate one contract. It may start that way, or even end that way, but they will investigate ALL your contracts over a period of time.When freedom comes along, don't PISH in the water supply.....Comment
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