Originally posted by Craig@InTouch
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Are these guys members of the REC? If so, I would suggest contacting them and asking WTF the agency is playing at.Comment
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Originally posted by padaka View PostThe new government legislation has stopped applicants working as limited companies but we do have an umbrella company that might be of interest to you.
"Some of our contractors decided against forming their own Ltd Co's. There's also a nice kick back for me if you sign up to our umbrella partner."Comment
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Originally posted by padaka View PostHi folks!
I have finished my last contract at the end of march'14 and have just started digging for a new one.
Yesterday received an email from my last recruitment agent saying:
The new government legislation has stopped applicants working as limited companies but we do have an umbrella company that might be of interest to you.
As i have been working through my ltd company for years, it is a bit shocking to find out.
Is this true? Any links? Topics on this forum?
I am sorry if this is common question, have just registered to this forum.
Many thanks!Comment
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This is so banal that the agency does need to be named and shamed IMO... they shouldn't be in this business if that's their response to recent events.Comment
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We've had a few panicked emails from clients who've been told similar things by agencies. Upon further inspection the agencies did seem to have rather cosy relationships with a few big umbrellas - I think it's safe to call shenanigans on the whole thing.Comment
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"They were trying to stop people just calling themselves limited companies when they were just trying to get out of paying tax etc. All of our temporary staff including yourself were all legitimately working as limited companies but some applicants and agencies were not as correct in their way of working as you and xxxxxxxxx (agency name) hence the legislation was brought in."
I am now trying to contact their source, to get more precise info what the mentioned legislation isComment
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Originally posted by padaka View Post"They were trying to stop people just calling themselves limited companies when they were just trying to get out of paying tax etc. All of our temporary staff including yourself were all legitimately working as limited companies but some applicants and agencies were not as correct in their way of working as you and xxxxxxxxx (agency name) hence the legislation was brought in."
I am now trying to contact their source, to get more precise info what the mentioned legislation isComment
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They're probably just trying to make some cash by telling you porkies.
E.g. Hyphen @ BAML now try to get their contractors to use Giant. It makes them 60 or 70k a year, which doesn't sound like a huge amount - but it's a lot of extra revenue for not doing any work.Comment
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Originally posted by SpontaneousOrder View PostIt makes them 60 or 70k a year, which doesn't sound like a huge amount - but it's a lot of extra revenue for not doing any work.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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