Procorre consulting

[TykeMerc]

If you don't like my posts don't read them. But your bored so i guess you will read anything!
Thats fine if thats your belief. I use them and im happy with them.
I came on here to give my view and experience as a contractor with them not to defend and explain every detail of there set up. Again if you want specific details about there set up contact them direct.

Sorry, your responses to reasonable (if cynical, we've seen so many ludicrous schemes) questions simply make you look like a sales motivated drone of the company.
You had a massive credibility hill to climb and so far you've just made this company look like an excessive risk rather than an attractive prospect.

If you stand back and think about your posts for a few seconds I'm sure you will understand why the responses you've had are entirely negative.

[LisaContractorUmbrella]

Interesting reading, the 40% i receive is 40% after the 17% is taken off so it not 40% of my total earnings. I don't work for agencies I subcontract directly to service companies. I dont work as a sole trader i will now be ltd again just going through Procorre. Im quite content that they are performing legally and within the law. If they continue as they have over the past year im happy. Like i said i don't really earn more than i did with my ltd company i just have less hassle and now im back as ltd i will be able to get back on the VAT flat rate scheme although quite few companies are not paying it.

The legislation brought in to stop people using LLP's as a tax avoidance vehicle will apply here at the very least. Also, if they are using credit cards to reimburse your business expenses I am not sure that there wouldn't be a contravention of the MSC legislation.

[wils76]

That makes even less sense than you previous posts here..

If you don't like my posts don't read them. But your bored so i guess you will read anything!
Thats fine if thats your belief. I use them and im happy with them.
I came on here to give my view and experience as a contractor with them not to defend and explain every detail of there set up. Again if you want specific details about there set up contact them direct.

[eek]

Its to cover business expenses, travel cost etc. You can reduce it to 10% or whatever you feel you need to cover business costs.

Im just telling you guys what i know about it from my experience, if you want exact specific details then contact them and they will email you a full breakdown. I heard about them through Astonmae.

That's one agency I won't ever be using then. You can tell a lot by the company they keep

[wils76]

So what work do you do that is declared as being self employed if you aren't a sole trader?

I was self employed through them for the past year and i am now Ltd again. Whilst i was self employed i worked through their umbrella company. My new ltd company will now effectively replace the umbrella.

[wils76]

When you say "classed as expenses", do you mean "to repay the employee for all legitimately incurred valid business expenses" or "made up figure to get money out of the company without paying tax"?

If it's the former, then it's no different from working via any employer; if it's the latter there is a huge difference which could explain how you get your 83%.

Its to cover business expenses, travel cost etc. You can reduce it to 10% or whatever you feel you need to cover business costs.

Im just telling you guys what i know about it from my experience, if you want exact specific details then contact them and they will email you a full breakdown. I heard about them through Astonmae.

[eek]

Interesting reading, the 40% i receive is 40% after the 17% is taken off so it not 40% of my total earnings. I don't work for agencies I subcontract directly to service companies. I dont work as a sole trader i will now be ltd again just going through Procorre. Im quite content that they are performing legally and within the law. If they continue as they have over the past year im happy. Like i said i don't really earn more than i did with my ltd company i just have less hassle and now im back as ltd i will be able to get back on the VAT flat rate scheme although quite few companies are not paying it.

That makes even less sense than you previous posts here..

[TheFaQQer]

You also register your self as self employed

I dont work as a sole trader

So what work do you do that is declared as being self employed if you aren't a sole trader?

[wils76]

I don't know where to start! Firstly have a read of this https://www.gov.uk/government/upload...hipsReview.pdf . Secondly, do you spend 40% of your earnings on costs which could be classified by HMRC as expenses? If not do you not think that getting 40% of your salary tax free might be just a gnats dodgy? Thirdly, do you work with recruitment agencies? If so, unless it can be proven that you are not under the supervision, direction and control of the end client you can't work as a sole trader https://www.gov.uk/government/consul...elf-employment

Interesting reading, the 40% i receive is 40% after the 17% is taken off so it not 40% of my total earnings. I don't work for agencies I subcontract directly to service companies. I dont work as a sole trader i will now be ltd again just going through Procorre. Im quite content that they are performing legally and within the law. If they continue as they have over the past year im happy. Like i said i don't really earn more than i did with my ltd company i just have less hassle and now im back as ltd i will be able to get back on the VAT flat rate scheme although quite few companies are not paying it.

[eek]

I always receive payment request forms and you receive statements of your drawings from the LLP and i got annual one to give the accountant for my self assessment.

Could you rewrite that into a sentence that makes vague sense. I've tried doing it 5 times and end up with at least 1 or 2 impossible (or at least utterly implausible) phrases