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Looking for a MVL practitioner
...and due to the many recommendations on here, I no doubt will follow suit and use them also! Last 2 invoices going to client today and then I'll get the ball rolling!- DKB
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Going Permanent and Liquidating my LTD - Selling Assets?
Thank you for the detailed response and the links, very useful!! I am VAT registered but no purchases were over 2k so should keep it simple. Thanks again for your help.- DKB
- Post #17
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Going Permanent and Liquidating my LTD - Selling Assets?
Thank you all for your responses, very useful. Most items I have, have been expensed as they are generally low value (Docking station £150 quid etc) and assumed they would be fairly worthless, but like the laptop, I do have a number of items that would be deemed to be of some value. The laptop...- DKB
- Post #16
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Going Permanent and Liquidating my LTD - Selling Assets?
Good point and well corrected! That's ultimately what I mean, a company under my control selling to me as an individual, but yes, two different things. I bought a new desk recently (in the last month), so while it's low value, it's still new so that was one of the main things that got me...- DKB
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Going Permanent and Liquidating my LTD - Selling Assets?
Dear All, Like many, the IR35 reform and now Covid19 has changed the battlefield for me a bit and a very interesting permanent role came up. After a series of interviews, I have been offered the job which I have accepted. MVLOnline have a good reputation on here for liquidating a Ltd Company...- DKB
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Declared to be inside- what options do I have?
Sounds like you've failed elsewhere then as not being able to substitute isn't the only factor. I swear on my dogs life (he's pretty important to me) that yesterday, I sat with my hiring manager and had my inside IR35 role (Public Sector) changed to outside. After nearly three weeks of being...- DKB
- Post #13
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Declared to be inside- what options do I have?
...Or you could highlight that there is an option 5 and that the end client could use something like the CEST tool HMRC have provided for exactly this purpose and click on the 'No, it's never happened' and 'Yes, we have the right to reject a substitute options and find out if that is the sole...- DKB
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IR35: Planning for April 2021 – should I stay or should I go?
1. No. If you're outside of IR35 now and the end client determines post April 2020 that the role is outside, there is no change for you. 2. The end client who you provide services for determine the status.- DKB
- Post #210
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Edge EBT thread
I just had an 0300 number flash up on my phone and had that horrible feeling it was HMRC.....I hate being right! They called to say they sent me a letter in October (which I didn't get) asking if I want to settle tax on the years I used Edge for. As I've not seen the letter I couldn't comment...- DKB
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- Forum: HMRC Scheme Enquiries
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Public Sector Body Booking Travel through their Booking System for Contractors
I was chatting to a permie colleague this morning and couldn't help but notice she was booking travel and accommodation through their booking system for a fellow contractor. The contractor won't be invoicing or claiming this as an expense as the Govt booking system will do all the work and pay...- DKB
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- Forum: IR35 Reform
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When the client scews the result to put you inside IR35
If being pragmatic is following orders from the top to do whatever is required to put people inside IR35, then yes, very pragmatic indeed!!- DKB
- Post #33
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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When the client scews the result to put you inside IR35
As per my update post, there's nothing wrong with being deemed in or out based on the substitution rule. It's the subtle moving of the goalposts that has made people feel like they are trying to change the outcome. Every contractor was put outside IR35 using the tool which surprised people...- DKB
- Post #32
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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When the client scews the result to put you inside IR35
To update on my friends Substitute which maybe didn't come across as clear as it could have done..... His client said they'd use the Employment Status Tool and base their decision on that. They then changed focus and have pretty much forgotten what the tool says but have implicitly written to...- DKB
- Post #30
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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When the client scews the result to put you inside IR35
I'd agree with that, it certainly shows a clear separation between contract and employee. When you answer the questions, you can say you're the worker, limited company, not an office holder, you've never used a sub, the client would accept a sub, the client pays the sub, the person works how...- DKB
- Post #18
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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When the client scews the result to put you inside IR35
Well I thought I was pretty clear on that one. The whole point of this thread is that organisations use the tool, don't like the result, make their own decision of what puts somebody in or out and then completely disregard the results from the tool. I know nothing about Building Regs but...- DKB
- Post #15
- Forum: IR35 Reform
