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I have a question about your question :D
Why do you care about how those machines are connected to your network, as long as they have an ip it shouldn't matter. I'm probably missing something here.
For how long is your contract?
For a 3 month contract you fall under UK tax law and can do things the way you are used to. But check with your accountant or another pro to make sure. That does mean that your Dutch contract could either be IR35 friendly or not.
You can use a UK Ltd to work in...
I know, i know, it was a joke. Relax :D
I plan to join SJD, as you kindly advised previously, and PCG. Hopefully i can negotiate a contract to be IR35 friendly. Thanks for the rates explanation btw
Yeah yeah, rates, wages, same same :)
I'm used to the Dutch basics and was making sure the UK basics are the same. But you are right, i should hire an accountant to keep up appearances.
I saw this calculation in another post:
Total wage - Employers NI = Gross Wage ...
What are the hourly rates on jobserve, gross or total? If it's the gross wage should i then ask to get payed the higher total wage, the one including employers NI? Let's assume i am working for my own Ltd outside...
IANA 172.16.x.x
IANA 172.16.x.x
172.16 is reserved (by IANA) for private networks. IANA did not send you anything.
That packet could have been send by anyone (spoofed) or be part of normal comms with your router or dns/dhcp servers. Don't know what 1042 is used for, might also be dynamicly...