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ROS / More than one director

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    ROS / More than one director

    I've been pondering....

    It seems like the vast majority of us are "sole workers" in our Ltd world...

    Has anyone ever exercised the ROS (succesfully) and does that mean that some of us actually have more than 1 "working" employee on the payroll?
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    #2
    Psychocandy asked this about a month ago

    http://forums.contractoruk.com/busin...stitution.html
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      #3
      Number of directors is irrelevant.

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        #4
        Originally posted by Pondlife View Post
        Number of directors is irrelevant.
        and resistance is futile
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          #5
          Originally posted by TraceRacing View Post
          does that mean that some of us actually have more than 1 "working" employee on the payroll?
          No, your company subcontracts the work to their company in a business to business deal rather than employing them with all the PAYE/NI/Employment rights that goes with it.
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            #6
            Originally posted by Wanderer View Post
            No, your company subcontracts the work to their company in a business to business deal rather than employing them with all the PAYE/NI/Employment rights that goes with it.
            And you need to watch out for costs if you are on VAT FRS.

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