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This is exactly the type of misguided thinking that benefits only those who stand to gain from our collective suffering. We suffer for different reasons but we still suffer. Let' stop and look at the elephant in the room, who is not suffering. Maybe then it will become clear just how...
Thank you!! You were right on the money in suggesting this read
I can clearly see how my "mentality" (you refer to it as these people) use to be of the type as described in your post (Forced into contracting? Read this first.). You did a great job in writing that post and clearly highlighted...
Hopefully my updated post shows that this is not what I meant :) PS: The courts have already ruled on this matter: HMRC should not pursue claimants who acquire (and rightfully so) employment rights. This not only requires separate litigation in the required tax but the court of appeal has...
I updated the original post and added examples to clarify the meaning behind the scenarios presented. Your reply (although sarcastic) was helpful in highlighting this and how easily it is to construed otherwise when not written clearly with appropriate examples.
I am sorry. My post was littered with spelling mistakes and grammatical errors (and probably still are). I tried my best to fix them and added some additional context with examples to clarify what I meant. English is not my first language.
No, I don't know who that is.
This is not the question I was trying to give feedback on. My feedback relates to signing a client's determination letter.
Perhaps you just missed my point? Contractors want freedom, that's the whole point of being one. The reality is that very few contractors...
I've written a response to your question in a separate thread. You can view wit here:
https://www.contractoruk.com/forums/ir35-reform/136620-my-story-how-its-relavent-recent-ir35-determinations-corporate-scapegoat.html
This post is mostly a reply to OP in #1 and relevant to the sticky in #2. I feel my response (to OP #1.) deserves it's own thread for discussion due to the effort that went into writing it. I will inform the OP (#1) of this reply once after it's been approved by the admins (I'm a new member)...