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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostSo you are employed by your umbrella. Easy.
She said 'So you are employing somebody to be your employer' ... and toddled off to the bar.
I had no come back. When you step back from it all ... it's madness.Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostSo you are employed by your umbrella. Easy.
The only thing they said was check the gov.uk website.Comment
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Originally posted by mogga71 View PostI tried to explain the Umbrella Company situation to my dear old Mother a few months back.
She said 'So you are employing somebody to be your employer' ... and toddled off to the bar.
I had no come back. When you step back from it all ... it's madness.Comment
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Originally posted by TheCyclingProgrammer View PostBut probably capped at the same amount as the employee deal I would have thought, so you're looking at £30k/year max. As said above though, better than a kick in the teeth.
I've never felt more relieved to have put aside a hefty warchest, although I never imagined I'd be relying on it for something like this.
I’m on 12 weeks isolation due to member of household being vulnerable.Comment
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Now magic Dave Chaplin is saying an easy way to hand out free money to contractors is to get them to do CEST and pay out to anyone with an inside determination.
I'd love to know (and have asked) what contract these out of work contractors are assessing?
The bloke is becoming a liability.
Dave Chaplin on LinkedIn: #ir35 #offpayrolltax #stoptheoffpayrolltax | 126 commentsComment
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Originally posted by ladymuck View PostNow magic Dave Chaplin is saying an easy way to hand out free money to contractors is to get them to do CEST and pay out to anyone with an inside determination.
I'd love to know (and have asked) what contract these out of work contractors are assessing?
The bloke is becoming a liability.
Dave Chaplin on LinkedIn: #ir35 #offpayrolltax #stoptheoffpayrolltax | 126 commentsmerely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Originally posted by ladymuck View PostNow magic Dave Chaplin is saying an easy way to hand out free money to contractors is to get them to do CEST and pay out to anyone with an inside determination.
I'd love to know (and have asked) what contract these out of work contractors are assessing?
The bloke is becoming a liability.
Dave Chaplin on LinkedIn: #ir35 #offpayrolltax #stoptheoffpayrolltax | 126 comments
What everyone needs right now is sensible not stupid comments. He has gone down in my estimations after saying that.Comment
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