Composites

[Ardesco]

i would have said a composite is probably the least stress free option, especially when Hector comes to collect tax you haven't paid for the past 6 years.....

[malvolio]

not long contracting so will be interested in the majorities views because going through a composite seems like it could be pretty stress free

For a little while longer, before HMRC's current investigations into "artificially incorporated companies formed merely to avoid paying the correct amount of tax" conclude and they are shut down and you get a bill for back tax and interest. as an employee.

There are more intelligent ways to run your contracting work.

[Jay54]

For a little while longer, before HMRC's current investigations into "artificially incorporated companies formed merely to avoid paying the correct amount of tax" conclude and they are shut down and you get a bill for back tax and interest. as an employee.

There are more intelligent ways to run your contracting work.

I wouldnt touch a composite with a hairy stick even if it were the last option. I agree with you Malvolio they are 'artificially incorporated companies' and my bean counter says they are schemes that should be cleared by the Revenue under some anti avoidance regulations