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£75 to change FRS category
Seriously, InTouch??? "This administration and submission of the notification of change is chargeable. It is fixed at £75 + VAT" Patrick or Neil care to explain what you do for that charge? Thanks.- RonBW
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Eek's we're all doomed theory
That's the start of this thread, created by semtex. The thread teapot created (which is who you quoted) wasn't IMVHO created to wind anyone up at all, but that thread has been removed anyway. Unless you're saying semtex and teapot are the same poster :eek: FTAOD, I'm Spartacus and so is my wife.- RonBW
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- Forum: IR35 Reform
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Eek's we're all doomed theory
Wasn't the opening post something like "for those looking for the deleted FAQs" and then quoting the deleted posts so that they wouldn't get lost since they were useful? I didn't read much of a wind up there :( Glad to see that there's a reasonable alternative though - come May people are going...- RonBW
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- Forum: IR35 Reform
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VAT Flat Rate Scheme Update
Give a man a fish and he'll be hungry again later. Teach a man to fish and you do him a good turn. Teach a Spaniard to fish and he'll claim all the fish caught in British waters are his and were caught legally but at least after Brexit we will be able to reclaim our British waters again.- RonBW
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Happy birthday, Mr Moderator sir
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What's changed - FAQ
Anyone quoting this post will be sued for breach of copyright too :laugh- RonBW
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- Forum: IR35 Reform
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becoming law?
It's happened before, and will happen again - the local NHS trust gets the blame, ministers might have to answer questions to the committee, work continues in the NHS as it has done under recent governments - stretched beyond belief and over run with PFI costs and management consultants...- RonBW
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- Forum: IR35 Reform
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Public sector IR35- move to fixed term contract? Advice required urgently kind people
Nobody knows whether you would face an investigation or not. If you don't want to leave the public sector, then I would take the offer in a shot. I think you would have to be phenomenally unlucky to have an investigation into your current contract - HMRC will have lots of data that they can use...- RonBW
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- Forum: IR35 Reform
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Public sector IR35- move to fixed term contract? Advice required urgently kind people
As I have said before - where do you think HMRC will get this information from? At the moment, they have A Person is paid via An Agency £10000 a month. They do not know the client, they do not know the job, they do not know what the work is. A Person moves onto an FTC. HMRC get no information...- RonBW
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- Forum: IR35 Reform
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Right to substitution vs. Bum-on-seat
I guess it depends on what you mean to be a bum on seat resource. An interim manager, for example, brought in for their expertise and special skills not present at the end client is the perfect definition of being a bum on seat resource - the two are not mutually exclusive. What's the...- RonBW
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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PS - Student Loans Company
The legislation is clear in the definition of whether the body is outside or not - if they are not subject to FoI then they are outside. If a body isn't subject to FoI, then there is nothing to prevent them from operating following the rules (even though they don't apply). The question to ask...- RonBW
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HMRC decision tool: doubts about the selected answers, results, implications, ...
If the report is too left wing then it'll be interesting to see how much, if any, of it the May government adopts.- RonBW
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- Forum: IR35 Reform
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The Big NIC U turn
My point is that no matter how they treat a "real" contractor in terms of working practice, if they are insisting that for payment purposes they will be paid as if they are inside IR35 on a project or company wide basis then you have plenty to worry about. It's nothing about what HMRC will do...
