Originally posted by TonyEnglish
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I would suggest you are 1 of the 5% who validly have to work from home, go to different sites etc. In 12 years of contracting I have met very few of contractors like yourself. Most of the ones I have worked with don't work from home, go into the same office everyday and quite often stay for years (I know one guy who has done 20 years at the same site). These are the ones who the IR are trying to catch on both divvies and expenses. -
Thanks to SJD for lumping us in with some great comapines there ! NOTOriginally posted by wildstyleI have had a chat to Parasol about this already and they state they are unaffected by this. They state you will still be able to claim schedule E expenses as the payment is taxed at source.
I guess the jurys out for a while.
I'm going to wait til after christmas and speak to my tax advisor.
Umbrellas" that fit the MSC definition will have problems with expenses (as per the draft legislation) - Expenses will be allowed on specific models but the days of P4 and the rest selling via expenses are limited. Parasol whilst being viewed as a PAYE Umbrella is about as far away as you can get from the MSC definition and NOT like ContractorUmbrella (as an example) at a detailed level.
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