-
Want to receive the latest contracting news and advice straight to your inbox? Sign up to the ContractorUK newsletter here. Every sign up will also be entered into a draw to WIN £100 Amazon vouchers!
Recent content by CaptainDanger
-
C
Ltd or Brolly - which way to go?
I decided to just go inside IR35 and not try to get on the approved supplier list with the end client. As I would have to setup a new Limited Co. there will be no trading history which will probably be an issue for getting on the list. In the end for a short contract I decided it would just be...- CaptainDanger
- Post #7
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
-
C
Ltd or Brolly - which way to go?
Thanks for your responses. I'm out of touch nowadays and it's a short contract of 6 months with no renewal, hence why I am finding it hard to work out the best thing to do. Maybe for this occasion I am tempted to just go with the brolly.- CaptainDanger
- Post #5
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
-
C
Ltd or Brolly - which way to go?
I have been offered a role where the company is happy for me to work outside of IR35 as the contract will only last 6 months with no prospect of a renewal, however the company they are working with who I am completing the work for would want me to be onboarded as a supplier of theirs if I was...- CaptainDanger
- Thread
- Replies: 7
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
-
C
Inside IR35 and additional work
I am working under a contract that is inside IR35 under a brolly company and have been offered some extra work which I can bill for separately with a different company. The nature of the additional work is adhoc, around 2 days a week until the end of the year and then I can do 2 or 3 days a week...- CaptainDanger
- Thread
- Replies: 9
- Forum: Business / Contracts
-
C
HRT dividend and pay off mortgage
I am in a similar position but not without so much sitting in the company bank account. I have about £25k surplus this year after taking divis and salary to the higher tax threshold. I am thinking a lot simpler in order not to cloud my head with too many thoughts. I either put into the pension...- CaptainDanger
- Post #10
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
-
C
Am I a PSC? Will I have to pay travel expenses now?
Thanks everyone, Advice and points made duly noted. I think you have probably picked up on my doubts with my accountant as they do seem to want to play it rather safe, maybe too safe. I assume to avoid any potential litigation down the line.- CaptainDanger
- Post #12
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
-
C
Am I a PSC? Will I have to pay travel expenses now?
Thanks Everyone for helping this newbie, the next step is to speak with the accountant, but to be perfectly honest they are okay when it's a strictly technical question, otherwise they wander off into a world of mystery and vagueness, probably to avoid any possible finger pointing! Hence why I...- CaptainDanger
- Post #8
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
-
C
Am I a PSC? Will I have to pay travel expenses now?
Hi everyone, I have been researching if I'm a PSC or not as I figure that if I'm not then I won't be subject to the new T&S restrictions coming in the new financial year? I originally thought I was a PSC and indicated that on my SA form last year when I didn't think it would make any difference...- CaptainDanger
- Thread
- Replies: 11
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
