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Originally posted by LisaContractorUmbrella View PostI vaguely remember it too but I also vaguely remember the point being argued - be interested if you find it - had a quick look but no luck
The only way it would work is if your new employer - note, not client - gave you a new permanent location some distance from your current place of work. I can't see that applying to contractors, or umbrella employees for that matter.Blog? What blog...?Comment
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Originally posted by malvolio View PostDon't recall that one, nor do I follow the concept. We're talking about taxation on personal income here; where that income comes from is irrelevant.
The only way it would work is if your new employer - note, not client - gave you a new permanent location some distance from your current place of work. I can't see that applying to contractors, or umbrella employees for that matter.Comment
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Originally posted by AMH View Postwhat if you wound up your ltd company & started up a new one?
The only way you get round it is by changing either the person, or the location, or both.Comment
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Originally posted by LisaContractorUmbrella View PostI vaguely remember it too but I also vaguely remember the point being argued - be interested if you find it - had a quick look but no luck
24 Month Rule - New Employer | AccountingWEB
IR35 24 month rule | AccountingWEB
The example "Eloise" in 490 where she moves banks specifically says she works for a company controlled by herself.Comment
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Originally posted by mudskipper View PostCan't find it on CUK, though I'm sure I remember someone posting a link, but Accounting web seems to think it's OK, although no links to back it up
24 Month Rule - New Employer | AccountingWEB
IR35 24 month rule | AccountingWEB
The example "Eloise" in 490 where she moves banks specifically says she works for a company controlled by herself.Comment
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