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HMRC Enquiry letters on Loans from EBT and other schemes
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Originally posted by regron View PostAny reason you didn't go LTD but declare inside IR35 ? Even without expenses/dividends I thought you would be slightly better off than an umbrella and you get to keep control of your money, in your business account from invoice.Blog? What blog...?Comment
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Originally posted by malvolio View PostExcept the difficulty is that you will be paid net of tax, which makes company accounting just a little more tricky...STRENGTH - "A river cuts through rock not because of its power, but its persistence"Comment
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Originally posted by regron View PostAny reason you didn't go LTD but declare inside IR35 ? Even without expenses/dividends I thought you would be slightly better off than an umbrella and you get to keep control of your money, in your business account from invoice.
I dissolved my limited company when i went "employed" with the loan arrangement so i would have had to start up a new LTD. This isn't such a big admin problem, however I thought if i set up another LTD so shortly after closing the other (and doing the same line of work) i may attract unwanted attention with regard to IR35.
You are right though, i didn't really consider the advantages of LTD inside IR35. But what advantages are there really? i guess things like investing in training, pensions etc are all still a legitimate cost?
would be good to know actually
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Originally posted by MinHeadRoom View PostHi everyone,
I was with TRM/Redding/Cherrylon for 4 years before leaving the UK for AUS permanently at the end of 09.
I myself have been round the houses and have spoken to most of the advisers on this forum and HMRC directly regarding CLSO and next steps.
Is there anyone else that I can PM directly to gain and share advice / information gleaned to date? I'd like to understand from others in a similar situation what strategy options are being considered.
Please PM me direct if you prefer.
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I am in a similar situation - moved to Aus a few years ago and just got a letter. Would be keen to see what you have found out...BTW how do I PM on this forum - do I need to get permissions set?Comment
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Originally posted by rta View PostHi MinHeadRoom
I am in a similar situation - moved to Aus a few years ago and just got a letter. Would be keen to see what you have found out...BTW how do I PM on this forum - do I need to get permissions set?
I got letter but it does not state any date by which you need to do anythingComment
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Kirium Employment Solutions
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Does anyone have any information about who the current trustees are of services provided by Kirium Employment Solutions (White Collar Consulting)? I'm trying to get actual figures of amounts involved from 07/08 and 08/09.Comment
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Originally posted by Swizzle View PostHi all,
Does anyone have any information about who the current trustees are of services provided by Kirium Employment Solutions (White Collar Consulting)? I'm trying to get actual figures of amounts involved from 07/08 and 08/09.
No, we are not permitted to share them in the public forum.
15 minutes research on any decent engine and you will find out.Best Forum Adviser & Forum Personality of the Year 2018.
(No, me neither).Comment
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Originally posted by downunder View PostAny chance you could share the advice with me also? I'm in the same position and very unsure what to expect from HMRC now that I've left the UK... Thanks!
Just joined the forum and would like ability to PM please.Comment
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