Does not happen at my place as most the permies are on more than the contractors even if the contractor is outside of IR35.
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1 Canada Square?Originally posted by ELBBUBKUNPS View PostDoes not happen at my place as most the permies are on more than the contractors even if the contractor is outside of IR35.⭐️ Gold Star ContractorComment
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Is the NI rebate still in place for next year? If it isn't, then it's probably worth dropping back down again to below the point at which salary attracts NI.Originally posted by PerfectStorm View PostIt gets better... word is we get a £600 raise in April!Comment
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A pay-cut? My boss is a right b*****dOriginally posted by TheFaQQer View PostIs the NI rebate still in place for next year? If it isn't, then it's probably worth dropping back down again to below the point at which salary attracts NI.
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I'm on minimum wage
myCo just doesn't pay me much ... hardly even incurs income tax or NI
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That's a 6% payrise - better than most permies. I presume you'll pass the increased overhead onto the client.Originally posted by PerfectStorm View PostIt gets better... word is we get a £600 raise in April!Comment
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Yes, I think it's pretty much indefinite, i.e. until removed:Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostIs the NI rebate still in place for next year? If it isn't, then it's probably worth dropping back down again to below the point at which salary attracts NI.
https://www.gov.uk/employment-allowance
IIRC, they extended the remit in the Autumn Statement (to care/support workers), so it's definitely ongoing.Comment
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LOL, i've done this when permies have been having a dig.. 'Yeah but I have to £16K VAT a year before I even look at my income' normally shuts them up... No one yet has clickedOriginally posted by PerfectStorm View PostI politely tell people that it's not worth that much, you have to pay 3 kinds of tax that they won't (corporation, VAT and dividend) on a quarterly or annual basis, and that I could be told to leave tomorrow with no recourse. That you have to have an accountant - and a limited company that you're the director of. And a business bank account. And indemnity insurances. And that if they're still interested after that, that I'll happily discuss it over a coffee.

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I think your company has accurately appraised what you're worthOriginally posted by Whorty View PostI'm on minimum wage
myCo just doesn't pay me much ... hardly even incurs income tax or NI 
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