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apparently they have contracts stating they cant work for competing organisations, and hector has already told them they should be employeesOriginally posted by d000hg View PostTV/radio presenters are more legitimate as companies than most contractors I reckon... they tend to work with multiple clients (e.g on different channels, writing books, endorsing stuff) and I bet they decide what and how much work they put in.
its a disgrace i shant be watching anymore telly in protestComment
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I guess we'll see then. But on the other hand how many IT contractors are likely to be caught by IR35 if they get audited, but assume they will get away with it?Originally posted by mrdonuts View Postapparently they have contracts stating they cant work for competing organisations, and hector has already told them they should be employees
its a disgrace i shant be watching anymore telly in protestOriginally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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Not many. PCG have recorded only several losses in over 1500 of their members' investigations.Originally posted by d000hg View PostI guess we'll see then. But on the other hand how many IT contractors are likely to be caught by IR35 if they get audited, but assume they will get away with it?Cats are evil.Comment
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