Will contract rates increase to pass dividend tax increase to clients?

[Cirrus]

Glad we got that cleared up...

You are allowed your opinions. But if your opinions are inflammatory and diametrically opposed to the majority on this board, then that is trolling. .

Or to put that into English: You are not allowed your opinions. You are allowed to say the same as the majority on this board.

Hope that helps

[northernladuk]

Or to put that into English: You are not allowed your opinions. You are allowed to say the same as the majority on this board.

Hope that helps

You've not been following what's going on have you?

[SueEllen]

Or to put that into English: You are not allowed your opinions. You are allowed to say the same as the majority on this board.

Hope that helps

A brief synopsis -
You aren't allowed to talk tulip about how contractors should operate if you don't understand relevant laws in the UK in the first place.

[SlipTheJab]

A brief synopsis -
You aren't allowed to talk tulip about how contractors should operate if you don't understand relevant laws in the UK in the first place.

+1 Succinctly put!

[MrMarkyMark]

FTFY

No, I'm just starting out and can't be bothered with thinking.

I have to say if I had to get an ltd and an accountant and generate invoices there's no way I'd contract (assuming I had a choice). Guess that means I'm not a real contractor, even if I end up doing this for the next twenty years...

No guessing about it, you are a thick as my four hour reduced bolognese.

I suggest you get a perm job ASAP and leave us all to it.

It's beyond you.

HTH

[SlipTheJab]

FTFY





No guessing about it, you are a thick as my four hour reduced bolognese.

I suggest you get a perm job ASAP and leave us all to it.

It's beyond you.

HTH

+1 I really don't understand whats so hard about running a Ltd, surely any muppet with half a brain.. oh hang on...

[psychocandy]

I have to say if I had to get an ltd and an accountant and generate invoices there's no way I'd contract (assuming I had a choice). Guess that means I'm not a real contractor, even if I end up doing this for the next twenty years...

Why not? Its not exactly hard is it?

But if you want to stick with your brolly?

Ever worked out how much more you could take home as ltd though?

[seanraaron]

Why not? Its not exactly hard is it?

But if you want to stick with your brolly?

Ever worked out how much more you could take home as ltd though?

I would expect it to be the same since I'm not going to try to avoid IR35. I see no advantage to Ltd. in my current situation. I'm not interested in the paperwork, self-assesment or paying an accountant to do it all for me. Anyway it's way off-topic.

[TheFaQQer]

I would expect it to be the same since I'm not going to try to avoid IR35. I see no advantage to Ltd. in my current situation. I'm not interested in the paperwork, self-assesment or paying an accountant to do it all for me. Anyway it's way off-topic.

£3000 a year in VAT FRS savings plus one less person in the chain to disappear with your money. If you can't see the advantage then you aren't looking very carefully.

But each to their own.

[jamesbrown]

£3000 a year in VAT FRS savings plus one less person in the chain to disappear with your money. If you can't see the advantage then you aren't looking very carefully.

But each to their own.

Yup and, ironically, it's even more advantageous with the new 5k zero-rated band for dividends in an IR35 caught scenario.