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Fair points, well made - I am trying to switch ecosystems as we speak...
Last edited by Peoplesoft bloke; 11 May 2022, 17:01.
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I am earning the same permie salary as I was in 2006 (85k). It's been more and less since then.
The "war for talent" is a load of old bollocks.
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When Hector was trying to stiff me for tax I didn't owe at the start of 2021, I wrote a letter and sent it by post in desperation. That worked.
They have Twitter too but they comment in general rather than taking up particular cases....
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Fair point - now I think of that I haven't had that since the advent of RTI....
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What is or is not considered your normal workplace isn't determined by how often you have to go there. If an employer is prepared to designate your home as your place of work (most have an office address specified) in the contract then you might qualify for expenses to visit the office - but that would...
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Take a look at your personal tax account as eek says - they estimated my income really high due to me getting paid for March and April in April. They are restricting your allowance - possible reasons -
They think you owe tax
They think you will earn over 100K
They think you have some...
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You can't get expenses on an inside gig. At all.
You are employed on the same basis as an employee for tax purposes and permies can't get expenses for travelling to their regular place of work - so neither can you.
You can't use your LTD as a dodge to pay expenses free of personal...Last edited by Peoplesoft bloke; 3 May 2022, 17:22.
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Why would the OP's LTD be responsible for the determination? Has this been updated? Because last I knew HMRC were expecting to apply the same rules to non-UK client organisations as the ones in the UK. This made working for non-UK orgs attractive to me as I wouldn't fancy their chances getting a determination...
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Maybe they will stop moving the entire parliament 12 times a year if they are serious about removing waste.
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I would be willing to bet significant amounts that 99% of those are either permie roles or inside IR35. I've come across about 6 genuine outside gigs since the PSC ban started, none of which were my area.
As for agents - I am still getting the most ridiculous messages on linkedin about...
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I went perm. (Almost) no outside contracts doing Workday implementations (which is what I do) - PSC bans still firmly in place, and I don't consider inside IR35 to be actual contracting.
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