...I'm a gormless stupid contractor. Was wondering what's the best solution: umbrella or limited company? Hopefully someone can help. Thanks in advance...
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Nuff said.Originally posted by sasguru...I'm a gormless stupid contractor.
His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain... -
Have you tried contacting the Inland Revenue?
I understand that they can help you set up your business in the fairest way.Originally posted by sasguru...I'm a gormless stupid contractor. Was wondering what's the best solution: umbrella or limited company? Hopefully someone can help. Thanks in advance...Why not?Comment
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I also hear that if you send them your contract they'll tell you whether you fall inside IR35 or not.Originally posted by DundeegeorgeI understand that they can help you set up your business in the fairest way.
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