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Contract clause headache
Thanks for that response - very useful :-) I'll take a look at that link in more detail too.- Hogan
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- Forum: Business / Contracts
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Contract clause headache
Interesting .. how exactly does this work? Is there anywhere I can find more details on this?- Hogan
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- Forum: Business / Contracts
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Contract clause headache
There was a deal of coercion when I signed the original contract to opt-out - I believe that otherwise, the tie-in period would have been 8 weeks, thus avoiding this issue ... I might have some emails still lurking with this ...- Hogan
- Post #10
- Forum: Business / Contracts
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Contract clause headache
Well, the agent has sources in place I think .. he's put in several people here over time, although most of them are now gone. He must have been doing a fair bit of snooping I think ... very sneaky. How does a B2B arrangement change this? Can this render the contract clauses invalid, or is this...- Hogan
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- Forum: Business / Contracts
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Contract clause headache
Thanks ... and the chances of them doing this .. ?!- Hogan
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Contract clause headache
I recently started a new contract at a previous client, after a two month break. This time the client approached me directly, and wanted to avoid using an agent to keep costs as low as possible so we came to a compromise over rate. Now my previous agent has contacted me stating that my previous...- Hogan
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Realtime embedded technologies
Just to put my two pence worth in ... I've been working in the DTV market for the last three years or so - initially as a permie. I've found that many of the permies were taken on without any such experience (just good all round embedded skills etc) as you may expect. On the contract side...- Hogan
- Post #9
- Forum: Business / Contracts
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Taxes in the US
Thanks chaps! Some very useful input there :-)- Hogan
- Post #10
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Taxes in the US
Hi Tim - the income is going to be fairly irregular, in the form of 'royalties' for example. The money doesn't necessarily have to be destined to a UK business (there's nothing currently in place to handle this - so just trying to research it) - just trying to figure out what was the most tax...- Hogan
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Taxes in the US
Thanks Tim ! So you get shafted basically ... Are there any 'workarounds' to minimise the tax take from the US side ??- Hogan
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Taxes in the US
If someone is living in the US permanently, but not working there, and has income based in the UK - do they have to pay US taxes on this? Or just the UK ones? Or (eek) both?- Hogan
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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End of year question
When the annual accounts are being completed, if I have raised an invoice in say mid March, and the invoice gets paid in mid April - does this amount get added to this years or the next years turnover figures ??? Just trying to figure out what my company turnover will be (and how much CT to set...- Hogan
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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company private medical insurance
I asked my accountant the same thing recently - and was advised to just pay for it myself ... so I did.- Hogan
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- Forum: Business / Contracts
