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    Can I start claiming expenses again?

    I have found not all bulletin boards are the same. I'll get me coat :igmc:
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    Can I start claiming expenses again?

    It's through a limited company. Yes I didn't think they were sufficiently close enough, could you detail which example(s) you mean pls (though I appreciate you said 'from memory'). I thought a change of client would be sufficient but my accountant suggested otherwise. I guess I thought that...
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    Can I start claiming expenses again?

    New contract is until end of this year (so 10.5 months)
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    Can I start claiming expenses again?

    Hi all, my home/office is in Brighton, my clients tend to be in London. My previous contract was in London and was for 4 years in the end, stopped claiming on it a long while ago. I have just started a new contract, also based in London, but for a different client company. I cannot work out...
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    Anyone used accountants4contractors?

    interesting reading folks, thanks. i have decided to go with NW - half the price, how different can the service be? comments welcome.... :-|
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    Anyone used accountants4contractors?

    cheers for your fine words ardesco
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    Anyone used accountants4contractors?

    and does the new (likely) legislation mean distribution of co. shares (say betw. you & co. sec ==wife) wouldn't matter either way? i appreciate i may be talking cr@p here... anything helpful gladly received!
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    Anyone used accountants4contractors?

    done that, all seems the same except stance on bearing of the Arctic case, and min term (12 NW vs 6 a4c) - not sure i'd be going more than 6mths but may be. is there much difference in % return from different accountants?
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    Anyone used accountants4contractors?

    I've been put in touch with this firm, chatted to the guy there, all seems very good (that happy feeling), but cant get away from the fact they're £120+VAT per month vs NW @ £71 (ish). Anyone heard of them / used them? thoughts pls. Or, does NW offer tip-top advice and service, structure...
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    Anyone thru Payscheme that's been investigated?

    Well, there doesn't seem to be anyone who's been investigated... that looks at this BB anyway :confused: but there is the Dignatio tale of warning (see the thread "PayScheme+ - can someone spell it out pls?" for a link) as indicated above. If you're concerned but still considering them, phone...
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    Anyone thru Payscheme that's been investigated?

    It is a concern I suppose. They do issue an notice of absolution with relation to the outstanding loan, but whether this is worth the paper it's printed on is a legal matter I guess. Any thoughts folks? :freaky:
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    Anyone thru Payscheme that's been investigated?

    I'd refer you to the question I asked on another thread, i.e. "...although the [loan providing] co. could go bust in theory, Hector and a large tax bill can't happen for a guernsey-based company can it?" Quite possible I'm missing the point, but I'm asking questions here, not posturing! PS...
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    PayScheme+ - can someone spell it out pls?

    Back to my question... again... Back to my question... again... I said "And, although yes the co. could go bust in theory, Hector and a large tax bill can't happen for a guernsey-based company can it?". I'm not talking about ME, I'm asking about the loans company's position (which I don't...
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    PayScheme+ - can someone spell it out pls?

    more of the same more of the same No, afraid not (not been in the game long), but from what I read about them, the set-up at P+ is quite different. And, although yes the co. could go bust in theory, Hector and a large tax bill can't happen for a guernsey-based company can it?
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    Anyone thru Payscheme that's been investigated?

    Company loans? Company loans? Do you mean a loan from your employment company? Indeed that's the case, but what about a commercial loan where a commercial rate of interest is paid on it?
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