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Yes but if the construction company subcontracted out elements of the work it would still need to follow the specifications wouldn't it.. i.e. they are not the ones planning it, there would be smaller elements of planning involved but I would not constitute these as meaning they are the one's...
Does documenting something mean you've planned it? So every bricklayer who's counted the amount of bricks he's used is now an architect... thanks for that I'm not confused any more.
That's exactly why I want to use the FRS, I'm not fussed about 2.5% like everyone seems to think... just don't want to choose the wrong category! Thanks for your reply. :smile
It was when registering for VAT and having to complete the most relevant categories for SIC 2007 that I realised that that their definition of IT Consultancy is that of someone who plans systems, which made me go back and rethink what I had selected before.
Anyway....
Thanks for assuming I'm after the extra 2.5% but I'm actually trying to choose the right category so I don't get into trouble later on... don't be so skeptical... anyway thanks for the advice, guess I was right the first time before I started over thinking it.
Hi everyone,
I'm signing up for the Flat Rate Scheme, put simply my work involves configuring computer equipment to work on new networks, testing it and overseeing the transformation. My first thought was 'Computer and IT consultancy or data processing' but as the project is already planned I'm...