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Invoice weekly incase agency goes bust?
I've always invoiced monthly and always thought this was pretty standard practice. I should think progressive are reasonably safe, but I guess these days you never know. The working capital requirement for a agency should be pretty stable and I would think there's not too much to go wrong as...- Rody
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Matte finish cars
Yeah I've seen one, definitely turns heads, but I think it's just because it's unusual. I guess it's just fashions cycling round again. In the same way that a mettalic finish attracts a premium now, maybe in 5 years the matt one will (and the mettalic will look old fashioned). -
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Driving Lessons as a expense
Several years back I worked for a company which paid for employees (that already had a licence) to be given refresher driving lessons before allowing them to have a company car. These weren't considered a BIK AFAIK.- Rody
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Clients demanding permie working hours
And generally once you're on a project, there's usually some flexibility around this anyway...- Rody
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- Forum: Business / Contracts
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Starting contracting within IR35 - no point in LTD?
Pretty certain I'm caught Pretty certain I'm caught Hi Malovlio, I have actually read through the sticky post and had a good search through the past comments :-) I'm pretty sure I will be caught by IR35 since I'm doing exactly what it was designed to catch - I will be a Fri-Mon worker. I'm...- Rody
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Starting contracting within IR35 - no point in LTD?
Hi all, I'm planning to start contracting (for the first time) in November, for around 9 months. The contract will definitely fall within IR35 (fixed place of work, reporting to a "line manager", no substitution clause etc). So on this basis, I assume I might as well go with an umbrella? The...- Rody
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