My current limited company rate is £350. I have just been offered a PAYE job at £350/day which my agent has told me is roughly the equivalent of £430 limited company. How can this be?
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+1. A PAYE rate means you don't need to worry about employers NI and apprenticeship levy. You do need to however ask if holiday is coming out of the £350 or if it will be paid separately (and if so at what rate)..Originally posted by ladymuck View PostAre they paying the employers NI and apprentice levy? That could be where they're coming from.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Yep.
£350 - outside IR35 / off-payroll does not apply
£378 - inside IR35 + client pays their own tax bill
£426 - inside IR35 + you pay clients tax bill (umbrella used)Comment
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