Originally posted by webberg
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RBS, contractors and IR35
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No, my remarks are addressed to you both.
I'd rather this thread stuck to the point.Best Forum Adviser & Forum Personality of the Year 2018.
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Originally posted by webberg View PostNo, my remarks are addressed to you both.
I'd rather this thread stuck to the point.Comment
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Originally posted by webberg View PostNo, my remarks are addressed to you both.
I'd rather this thread stuck to the point.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Has kinda become a more general 'doomsday scenarios' discussion now it transpires the original reported RBS position was bollocks.
When do we expect the draft legislation to be published?Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostErm.. Isn't the point of this thread to discuss RBS contractors?Comment
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Originally posted by Barry Badrinath View PostHas kinda become a more general 'doomsday scenarios' discussion now it transpires the original reported RBS position was bollocks.
When do we expect the draft legislation to be published?Comment
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Originally posted by JohntheBike View Postwhich leads me to believe that he is an HMRC mole.Comment
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Originally posted by oliverson View PostBut for me, the easy way to kill contracting is just to increase the dividend tax to something like 20%.
If you offset it partly by reducing corporation tax to 15%, you would make UK plc more competitive globally, reduce the impact on pensioners (their tax on dividends would be higher but their dividends would be higher, too), and still probably pretty much eliminate TMI. At which point you could just kill IR35 and spare clients all this hassle. It would bring in more revenue than IR35 has ever brought in.Comment
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