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Substitution – to a “sole trader” ?

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    #11
    Originally posted by 2uk
    Phu , sounds like a complete law non-sense. How my Ltd would be responsible for someone else’s unpaid taxes ? Go chase them not my Ltd.
    You serious need to do lots more reading.

    The reason agencies want you to be PAYE or Ltd. If they allowed SE them we'd all be self employed and claiming mortgage as business payments.

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