Originally posted by radish2008
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Awaiting portal login and passwors
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Originally posted by pr1 View PostWhat HMRC would make of it is irrelevant, on CUK it's what NLUK makes of it is that mattersComment
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Originally posted by pr1 View Post£100 a day on a four week contract, I think he's safe from the IR35 policeOriginally posted by radish2008 View PostI have a line manager, and a functional manager - as does everyone, including the 15k contractors and even the 15k consultants here do. Along with the 260k employees. What would HMRC make of that ?
Many problems like this would be avoided if the OP knew how to be a contractor and run a business. There is nothing wrong with trying to correct his thinking. If he can get it in his head what the proper relationship is between him and the guy he works with at his clients site many other things would fall in to place.
Another example thinking about it. If he fully understood his relationship with all parties he wouldn't be crying about his problems with the agency to the client. A mistake which could land him in hot water in the future.
So I'm a pedant trying to help re-align a newbies thinking in my own way, sue me.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostWhat is there that you are not sure about? They have told you their stance and I've pointed out why.
Don't want to be rude but you are a big part of this **** up and you've not really got very far in sorting it out. It's only a week old as well. Why are you crying about the work at the client and taking business elsewhere. It's **** all to do with the client. They've told you that and we've told you that. Why aren't you getting it?
You've encountered a hiccup. Man up and sort it.
As it turns out the agency had my timesheet portal online and ready Friday afternoon after informing me that my account manager was off on long term sickness and after I informed them I would be walking. Timesheets all filled in and signed off today by the client !Comment
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You can talk to the client but what you would be telling them is due to the agency doing X you aren't coming in from Y."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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If you have a signed contract with the agency and can get a manual timesheet signed by your hiring manager at client, you can create your own invoices and invoice the agency as a normal business would. You have a signed contract and proof of work completed; chill out and get billing!!!The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't existComment
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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostIf you have a signed contract with the agency and can get a manual timesheet signed by your hiring manager at client, you can create your own invoices and invoice the agency as a normal business would. You have a signed contract and proof of work completed; chill out and get billing!!!
As stated I did get timesheet signed off the next exercise was to get another portal login so an invoice could be raised ! Turns out there are two separate portals one for timesheets and one for contract details\invoicing only my account manager failed to provide details for the second.
(Previous agencies have only used the one portal for all actions so this a new one on me )
Lucky a helpful lady in the accounts department got me a login and there I located my contract details plus general docs such as H&S etc..had to accept all documents after checking them over and once completed then processed by agency I had the option to start billing via upload of first invoice.
Not impressed with my agency account manager who has been deadly silent to any email or calls but hey I am now " billing n chilling "
Thanks to all those who inputted on here every comment I have taken on board and all adds to the contractor experience !Comment
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I got access to this portal recently too and its amazing in this day and age that someone can charge money to deliver a portal with such a terrible UI. Its as if the last 15 years of UI design never happened.
But I bet it was cheap.Comment
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