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I suppose it may be a good indication of running a company, just one that's financially irresponsible⭐️ Gold Star Contractor -
Why financially irresponsible? Many companies have irregular income. There are also plenty of good companies with regular income as well so not much of a test. And indications of running a company don't mean anything IR35 wise really. It did when the old Business Entity Tests were about but not really since.Originally posted by PerfectStorm View Post
I suppose it may be a good indication of running a company, just one that's financially irresponsible'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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read further back - I was referring to deliberately holding back submitting invoices to get a fun ‘payday’ by submitting months worth at once. That’s invoking at least some riskOriginally posted by northernladuk View Post
Why financially irresponsible? Many companies have irregular income. There are also plenty of good companies with regular income as well so not much of a test. And indications of running a company don't mean anything IR35 wise really. It did when the old Business Entity Tests were about but not really since.
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Not even then because a IR35 tribunal would look at the contract and see how contrived it was when the contract says payment on Friday for a timesheet sent on TuesdayOriginally posted by northernladuk View Post
Why financially irresponsible? Many companies have irregular income. There are also plenty of good companies with regular income as well so not much of a test. And indications of running a company don't mean anything IR35 wise really. It did when the old Business Entity Tests were about but not really since.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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That's why I said might. Even so, the chances of being investigated are slim to none.Originally posted by eek View Post
Um, no that would be most clutching of clutching of strawsComment
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