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Repairs to home office through Ltd Co not allowed
Hi, as everyone else I work from home where I have a substantial home office setup over the past 10 years or so. The office is setup for me to develop and work on client solutions (sometimes on an outside IR35 and sometimes on an inside IR35 basis). The office is upstairs. Unfortunately, we...- MrBen
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Ltd Company wants to lease car but Accountant says No!
I've been fortunate that my Ltd company has been doing well and has saved up enough for a company car (electric of course for no BIKs) :D. Then I was IR35'd. Had a catch up chat with our Accountant and casually mentioned that the company has sufficient funds for a car on a lease but Accountant...- MrBen
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New contract but clause preventing me from working
Yes, the agency on the PSL subbed it out to another agency who I am going through and both are taking fees... does this make any difference?- MrBen
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New contract but clause preventing me from working
Thanks. That's very useful. The agency are not on the PSL. My situation is that the client has a PSL and went to an agency who then couldn't find anyone so they went to another agency that placed an advert and I applied and got the contract so I'm going through that second agency. The client is...- MrBen
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New contract but clause preventing me from working
Can anyone offer any advice. I've been with a client for about 6 months going through 2 agencies. Initially the contract was for 1 month but was extended to 6 months. The client now wants to contract directly with my Ltd Co. However, the agency has a clause that prohibits me from working for the...- MrBen
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2 year rule but contract now falls below 40%?!?!
Hi all, looking at your advice on this as my accountant doesn't seem to know! I've been on a contract for nearly 4 years delivering a major IT project. After 2 years, I stopped claiming expenses to client site as above 40% of my time. I'm now working more time at home or in London so travel to...- MrBen
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The 24 Month Rule in a nutshell
Contract then falls below 40% Contract then falls below 40% So what happens for example if you are inside the 40% rule after working at a client site for more than 2 years but continuing on the same contract you work at your homne office that then takes you below the 40% for the year? Does...- MrBen
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24 month rule affects hotel?
Hello, I hope you can advise. I'm on a contract undertaking a massive global project and travel to the client site for 3 days/2 nights every week. The client site is about 280 miles away. I've now been travelling to the site more than 2 years and when realised I was going to be there for more...- MrBen
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24 month confusion
Can anyone please advise. I have been a contractor with a Limited Company and outside of IR35 for just over 2 years. I have been working for an end client for about 2 years on various projects and considering accepting an extended engagement with the end client. I travel regularly to the end...- MrBen
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