Reimbursing backdated expenses after giving notice? Please help!

[northernladuk]

Contracting is just a word I use. Technically and legally it is delivery of services by the employer. There were quite a few restrictions on work I was able to do because of that and I don't suppose it would be dangerous to talk to HMRC, but thanks for pointing it out.

It's kind of important which word you use. This is a contractor forum. If it isn't contracting then we are not really the best people to help you.

[LisaContractorUmbrella]

It's kind of important which word you use. This is a contractor forum. If it isn't contracting then we are not really the best people to help you.

Can't see he'd have much use for an umbrella company if he wasn't a contractor

[northernladuk]

Can't see he'd have much use for an umbrella company if he wasn't a contractor

Well he does say

Technically and legally it is delivery of services by the employer.

So sounds a little more complicate and/or different to a standard contractor-umbrella engagement hence maybe not the place to be.

Dunk that in your tea missus!!

[LisaContractorUmbrella]

Well he does say



So sounds a little more complicate and/or different to a standard contractor-umbrella engagement hence maybe not the place to be.

Dunk that in your tea missus!!

To be honest I think it's exactly the same as a normal umbrella arrangement with just a little bit of rule bending going on. I don't have any tea - no-one's made me one today

[GlenW]

Well he does say


So sounds a little more complicate and/or different to a standard contractor-umbrella engagement hence maybe not the place to be.

Or, he knows that he is here illegally and won't admit it.

[northernladuk]

To be honest I think it's exactly the same as a normal umbrella arrangement with just a little bit of rule bending going on. I don't have any tea - no-one's made me one today

Awwww... Here you go...

[LisaContractorUmbrella]

Awwww... Here you go...

[JRCT]

The guy who sits next to me forgot his lunch money the other day, so I lent him a fiver. He's gone on holiday for 2 weeks without paying me back and my heart is trying to climb out of my chest.

If I had £20k of expenses that I hadn't bothered to claim as soon as I'd incurred them, I'd explode.

[d000hg]

over £20K of legitimate accomodation expenses that I have not yet claimed, dating back to 2011

WTF?

[ASB]

Or, he knows that he is here illegally and won't admit it.

I was going to say the op is more aware of the validity of his status than anybody else.

but there is a touch of weirdness. If the op is legitimately a t2 then this is salaried. In this position the legitimate exps would of course be usually additional, not part of the payment.

It does have a bit of a whiff, certainly seems the employer is embarking on some creativity around the regs.