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Tax differences between salaried and IR35?
Ok thanks. I think maybe I'm getting contracting confused with freelancing.- sayinghello
- Post #17
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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Tax differences between salaried and IR35?
This is true, Im not sure if the flexibility is worth it then. Both my parents are terminally ill and we have a bumpy road ahead, so I was looking at contracting as a way to provide more flexibility for me to roll with the punches so to speak.- sayinghello
- Post #15
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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Tax differences between salaried and IR35?
Ok thanks. So the reason most people do contracting is because it pays more? I was not aware, I thought it was for the flexibility. Sorry like I say, totally new to this. My reasons may be different to other peoples I suspect.- sayinghello
- Post #14
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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Tax differences between salaried and IR35?
The flexibility to quit my job whenever I want. Is that not why people go in to contracting? I guess everyone has their different reasons.- sayinghello
- Post #12
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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Tax differences between salaried and IR35?
I see what you mean. So as long as the new job pays circa 16% more than what I'm on now I'm golden?- sayinghello
- Post #8
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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Tax differences between salaried and IR35?
Thanks for the info guys. I'm literally brand new at this and trying to work my way around the tax stuff. Im looking for flexibility right now so thats why Im going in to contracting. I'm not fussed about tax breaks in being a contractor (is that the potential benefit and the reason most people...- sayinghello
- Post #5
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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Tax differences between salaried and IR35?
Hi everyone, I am about to take my firt step in to contracting and am looking at the ins and outs of the tax stuff. I have a limited company and I see seasoned contractors talking about IR35 reforms. I have been a perm worker paying a higher rate of tax. I am taking a 1 year contract (paid...- sayinghello
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