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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostOff topic posts and those going on to insult a certain Northern Lad, removed.
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Originally posted by SussexSeagull View Post
I hope the same courtesy is extended when it is the other way round.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by SussexSeagull View Post
I hope the same courtesy is extended when it is the other way round.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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not sure where the complexity comes from
Tax deducted at source
No expenses
No VAT (flat rate or otherwise)
No corporation tax
No annual returns
No dividends
No doing your own payroll
No checking for IR35 clauses, or worrying about 2 years, or disguised employee status, or worrying that your oyster card shows the same tube journey every day, or the fact you got invited to the office jamborree
Many clients have bumped their rates to account for the higher tax payments.
It's actually a simpler world
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Originally posted by hungry_hog View Postnot sure where the complexity comes from
Tax deducted at source
No expenses
No VAT (flat rate or otherwise)
No corporation tax
No annual returns
No dividends
No doing your own payroll
No checking for IR35 clauses, or worrying about 2 years, or disguised employee status, or worrying that your oyster card shows the same tube journey every day, or the fact you got invited to the office jamborree
Many clients have bumped their rates to account for the higher tax payments.
It's actually a simpler world
It's actual more complex if you are a genuine business with multiple clients.
I cannot just take an inside role for an interesting client if it's inside IR35. That would hugely complicate my finances and not be fair on the other clients who expect me to be a genuine supplier not just someone else's employee doing a bit on the side.See You Next TuesdayComment
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