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    Dodgy members

    What's so dodgy about it?! :-/
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    contractor car insurance claim

    I haven't yet claimed any expenses. My accountant is to blame here. I plan to do it . Or should I just not claim expenses it if it helps the insurance claim. If the insurance claim is rejected would I need to pay for the third party repairs as well if its proven to be my fault.
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    contractor car insurance claim

    So it seems I should be prepared for the worst by sticking to the truth. How does claiming expenses for travel and rental affect my case here. I guess its irrelevant as the commute is a business related commute anyways- even if it wasn't directly to the client site but to a temp residence.
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    contractor car insurance claim

    Hi guys, I am new to contracting and have been contracting for a few months. Unfortunately had a recent accident. And after checking my insurance policy I realised that my insurance is not for business or commuting purposes. It is only for social/personal purposes. Did not realise that I will...
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    fixed term pro rata

    Noticed the following in the contract: ... ACCEPTANCE OF OUTSIDE APPOINTMENTS Civil servants are required to obtain the agreement of the Government before accepting any offer of employment outside the Civil Service, which would start within 2 years of leaving Crown employment. This applies if...
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    fixed term pro rata

    Thanks for the advise. Regarding the perks it says its pensionable from the start as well as 25 days holidays. So its quite confusing esp the holidays . The reason why I am interested in this role as its quite a large and well reputed governmental organisation(subsidised onsite gym, restaurant)...
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    fixed term pro rata

    Hi Guys, I am new to contracting as well as a beginner in IT(compared to other folks here :-)) I have recently been offered a fixed term pro rata contract of £40,000 for an initial period of 6 months. Working hours are 36 per week as well as I have the full annual holidays entitlement of 25...
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