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Recent content by RobScott

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    State of the Market

    it is safer for contractors. why risk retro tax and penalties
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    The future of the UK

    did you pay both NI?
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    First contract - another permie newbie!

    some agency works with 80/20 ratio meaning they pay me 80% of the monthly invoice based on the days i worked. 20% is paid on the monthly deliverables they set working alongside the client to reach monthly objectives.
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    First contract - another permie newbie!

    FYI: end client is responsible for determining your status end client should stick to its words
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    First contract - another permie newbie!

    Outside IR35! ensure client is responsible to pay the NI. after few months, they might change it to inside IR35
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    Tories scrapping IR35

    Yes . inside is safe and contributes to NI
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    Agent Double Checking if I am the "Sole Fee Earner"

    all should be fine. agency just wants to know . chill. HMRC will target the client and not you.
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    Has anyone actually been investigated?

    HMRC is focused on schemes and celebrities. they don't have the resources to go after 20k/30k, which a typical contractor might be in grey area. so, you should be fine. millions of contractors are working and they are important to the economy. people have bought expensive houses and any...
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    State of the Market

    Outside is better. the risk is on the client and they are responsible and pay NI
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    HMRC publishes IR35 reform research

    protection by numbers!! seems most of my friends are in the same thought process. spend like king
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    is MSC the endgame for LTD contractors ?

    nice. fair and true statement
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    Closing LTD to go Perm - MVL question

    yeah, good link and advice. ''you may have to pay Capital Gains Tax or Income Tax' - great, just pay it and all gets sorted
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    2 year rule to start LTD up issue

    it should be fine. tax year not due yet
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    2 year rule to start LTD up issue

    Once you closed down, no one bothers about it there are millions of companies being closed every week. so chill and go ahead and start a new company and start the contracting job. best time to be a contractor

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