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Does your salary/divedend split affect your financial "power"?

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    #11
    Originally posted by Signo_cypher View Post
    I am now on an IR35 friendly contract (as opposed to being inside for most of last year) when it comes to filling in the child tax credit form later this year do I put my salary as £7500 or my annual turnover? Surely I will be on their rader when they notice a £60,000 drop in salary from last year?
    Do you mean last year you paid IR35??
    How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't think

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      #12
      I had this problem when I started out.

      I do lots of short term work 3-5 days, and manage to fill the whole year that way. Trouble is they were all expecting to see a nice 6 month contract.

      The way I had to go was self cert because of this issue.

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        #13
        Originally posted by Jason View Post
        I had this problem when I started out.

        I do lots of short term work 3-5 days, and manage to fill the whole year that way. Trouble is they were all expecting to see a nice 6 month contract.

        The way I had to go was self cert because of this issue.
        Hmm, that's a good point.
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          #14
          On the other hand as these are all short engagements for specific deliverables, I can put anyone in I want to do it, if they are not satisfied with the deliverable I don't get paid, and I use my own equipment. Then I think I am unlikely to have any problems with IR35

          so I can live with self cert.

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            #15
            Originally posted by Bod View Post
            Late 30's, must be losing it..... etc
            You just need to eat a large strawberry with Aunt Flo, PC Copper, Farmer Barleymow and Frank the Postman.

            Followed by a nice milkshake with Alberto Frog.

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              #16
              Originally posted by TheFaQQer View Post
              You just need to eat a large strawberry with Aunt Flo, PC Copper, Farmer Barleymow and Frank the Postman.

              Followed by a nice milkshake with Alberto Frog.

              All of that brought on a sudden LSD-esque flashback.
              Kneel before Bod

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                #17
                Originally posted by Signo_cypher View Post
                Slightly different question: I am now on an IR35 friendly contract (as opposed to being inside for most of last year) when it comes to filling in the child tax credit form later this year do I put my salary as £7500 or my annual turnover? Surely I will be on their rader when they notice a £60,000 drop in salary from last year?
                So how much child tax credit does someone on £67500 get?

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                  #18
                  not a lot

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by crack_ho View Post
                    So how much child tax credit does someone on £67500 get?
                    £0
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                      #20
                      Originally posted by Signo_cypher View Post
                      Slightly different question: I am now on an IR35 friendly contract (as opposed to being inside for most of last year) when it comes to filling in the child tax credit form later this year do I put my salary as £7500 or my annual turnover? Surely I will be on their rader when they notice a £60,000 drop in salary from last year?
                      If you read the forms corrently and fill them out correctly you still need toaccount for any "dividends" you recieve.

                      Originally posted by crack_ho View Post
                      So how much child tax credit does someone on £67500 get?
                      I believe that there are 2 elements of this - Chaild Tax Credits & Family Tax Credits - you may be entitled to one and not the other.

                      I still get an amount from them of about 0.87p - I spoke on the phone yold them how much I earnt and they were still happy that it was the right amount.

                      Don't forget as well that you can cliam for some stuff inbetween contracts.....
                      Cenedl heb iaith, cenedl heb galon

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