Originally posted by northernladuk
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On the bench - keep warchest to pay salary or splunk it all on dividendand claim JSA?
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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostClaim it.
Then regale us with another tale of hoe the people at the dole office don't understand how you can keep claiming this and making yourself redundant. Then regale us with another tale of how you've got no money left in the company. Then regale us with another tale of how you need to take another low-paying contract. Then regale us with another tale of how you're going to jump from there into a better paying one. Then regale us with another "has anyone noticed that clients don't want to deal with people like me" thread. Then regale us with another thread about how the low-paying role has finished and you don't know whether you should claim JSA or not.
Please make sure that you post all these threads in a professional forum, so that people might not explicitly call you a knob for repeatedly doing the same thing ad nauseum.Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostIt has been done to death and remember, as I said, very few people supported the idea so further posts on what to do about it are not really going to provide anything useful 'cept a good slagging session. You didn't kinda learn that lesson from the 'done to death' posts? All this for the equivalent of less than 6 weeks salary?
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And I bet more people will do it than you think. They just dont want to admit it.
£900 is £900 when you've got bugger all. Thats £900 less I had to take out of my savings.Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by psychocandy View PostPotentially interesting for those who choose to do this. Of course, if you're not going then nothing to see here, is there?
And I bet more people will do it than you think. They just dont want to admit it.
£900 is £900 when you've got bugger all. Thats £900 less I had to take out of my savings.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostBut you have got more than bugger all. You have retained profit in the company that pays for your bench time.Comment
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostPlease edit your post and add the missing apostrophe.
I't h'a's b'e'e'n d'o'n'e t'o d'e'a't'h a'n'd r'e'm'e'm'b'e'r, a's I s'a'i'd, v'e'r'y f'e'w p'e'o'p'l'e s'u'p'p'o'r't'e'd t'h'e i'd'e'a s'o f'u'r't'h'e'r p'o's't's o'n w'h'a't t'o d'o a'b'o'u't i't a'r'e n'o't r'e'a'l'l'y g'o'i'n'g t'o p'r'o'v'i'd'e a'n'y't'h'i'n'g u's'e'f'u'l 'c'e'p't a g'o'o'd s'l'a'g'g'i'n'g s'e's's'i'o'n. Y'o'u d'i'd'n't k'i'n'd'a l'e'a'r'n t'h'a't l'e's's'o'n f'r'o'm' t'h'e 'd'o'n'e t'o d'e'a't'h' p'o's't's? A'l'l t'h'i's f'o'r t'h'e e'q'u'i'v'a'l'e'n't o'f l'e's's t'h'a'n 6 w'e'e'k's s'a'l'a'r'y?'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI took the sledgehammer approach to the problem.Comment
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Originally posted by psychocandy View PostIMHO, best best is to not pay salary and claim JSA. To be honest, debatable whether you can still pay divideds whilst claiming JSA but you definitely can't claim salary. You'll get different answer each time if you ask them. Overall, I reckon its 'safer' to get rid of any profits in case they ask (they've never asked me).
Originally posted by psychocandy View PostI'm same age. £10K savings at mo, £0 in company. About £10K on credit cards (albeit 0%). £230K worth house with £120K outstanding. Not minted :-(Comment
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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostSince you've got no money in your company anyway, the whole discussion is a moot point, surely?Comment
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Originally posted by psychocandy View PostIn the past, what I've done is always pay out all dividends when gig comes to an end, get P45 and then claim JSA for the bench period.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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