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British/ US dual national - US tax return ?
Hi folks Putting a message out to see if theres anyone out there in the same position. As per title, I have lived all my life in the UK but also hold a US passport/ nationality through my father. I have only just realised that as a US national, as well as my UK tax return I should also be...- redboy
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Overpayment by composite company - do i pay up?
Pay up you tight get. I know where you live but its a long way from me now matey! LOL. :wave:- redboy
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PSC (formerly composite) gone bust?
I asked the same question of Brookson about the VAT and got the following respoinse: "We are still awaiting the Vat Registration certificates to arrive. Unfortunately the Vat office produce only 350 vat reg's per week so we are expecting to have received them by July. As your company is not vat...- redboy
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Can you be a contractor without a written contract
Hi all Hypothetically if I had my own limited company, and a company wanted to use my services for which I would invoice them (no agent involved), then is there any requiremnt to actually have a written contract with the client? There seems to be loads of talk here about making sure one's...- redboy
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Service Company- Composite to Limited
If one is a director rather than an employee/ member of a composite company are you more vulnerable in terms of your tax laibilities?- redboy
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Service Company- Composite to Limited
What is everyones take on Brookson then? Apparently they have HMRC approval that their systems are fully IR35 compliant. A number of contractors I know use them. Is this worth anything?- redboy
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Service Company- Composite to Limited
I know others have done here so so shouldn't be a problem as far as they are concerned, its just a case of making the invoice payable to a different party. I was more concerned that it might look bad from the point of view of the taxman.- redboy
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Service Company- Composite to Limited
Does it cause me a problem to continue working for the same client ? i.e 1 week I am working there through a composite company, the next week I am working there as my own limited company. Does it cause nay problems as far as IR35 status?- redboy
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Service Company- Composite to Limited
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Service Company- Composite to Limited
What £32k for a sum worth probably less than £10k- seems a bit heavy?- redboy
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Service Company- Composite to Limited
No unfortunately there is no web site- redboy
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Service Company- Composite to Limited
Company is CMC (Based in Bolton). So what is the popular belief amongst contractors working in composites. Is there going to be some sort of blanket recrimination against all working through composite companies dating back to Dec 2004, or would they have to challenge each contrcators IR35...- redboy
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Service Company- Composite to Limited
Hi all. :) I am new to the forum, but looking for some advice. In light of the budget announcement that the chancellor that he intended to tackle "disguised employmnet" through use of service companies etc..etc.., my service company, who I have used for the 3.5 years i have been contracting...- redboy
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