A very interesting opportunity has presented itself but it is firmly inside ir35. If I took it, I would just leave the company not trading for a year. There's no immediate problems with that is there ?
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Nope. Your accountant will advise what the situation is. Also ask them to reduce your charges while it's not trading. You'll have to stop paying yourself a wage for the time being but in the short term it's just like extended bench time.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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Thanks, that's what I initially thought. And the fact it overlaps two financial years is a bonus as it will just look like the company had two not so good years (assuming return to previous model after this "experiment")Comment
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So your company needs to be paid? And the company pays you entirely as salary? Or are you proposing to use an umbrella?Originally posted by seeourbee View PostContract
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Neither - wouldn't involve my company. Just go on payroll as PAYE temp member of staff (with no staff benefits [emoji853])Comment
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Understood. I hope its a very interesting opportunity.Originally posted by seeourbee View PostNeither - wouldn't involve my company. Just go on payroll as PAYE temp member of staff (with no staff benefits [emoji853])Comment
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Lol! Comments like that scare me. It's very lucrative and that's why I work at the end of the day.Comment
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Sorry about that.Originally posted by seeourbee View PostLol! Comments like that scare me. It's very lucrative and that's why I work at the end of the day.
Pleased to here it is lucrative.
I am just not sure why they want you as a temp member of staff and not a contractor. As long as you get paid, who cares?Comment
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