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Recent content by Skye2011
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Copy of signed coontract - Umbrella
Have you asked your current umbrella company what they can offer in support? The contract between the agency and umbrella is a business contract, some have master contracts which cover more than one contractor and this is not to do with you personally, its the agreement between themselves...- Skye2011
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Just a few words of warning!
I would also suggest more than one POA. From personal experience sometimes that person means well at the start but isnt interested long term. Also with the will, sort out your funeral. Its not fair to leave this to your family and loved ones. -
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Off site expenses (not home to temporary workplace)
Yes, you are right. These shouldnt be included in your taxable pay. Either ask them to pay you directly for these costs or look at an umbrella company which will allow this. Plently do. Give some a qucik call.- Skye2011
- Post #3
- Forum: Umbrella Companies
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These guys are offering 90% take home.
If they say there are compliant they must be :tired who would lie about such things!- Skye2011
- Post #2
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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New to Umbrella's - when should I get paid?
Have you spoken to the Umbrella company? They should be able to advise you on timescales. Most are pretty quick once they have all they need. Many process payments every. So make sure you are on whoevers fault it is so they dont add futher delay to you. If the umbrella offer same day...- Skye2011
- Post #3
- Forum: Umbrella Companies
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40% rule. 40% of what?
Yes, it is 40% of your working time. The rules are quite clear, and although the guidance is old it is all there for you. And for once with HMRC some good examples given.- Skye2011
- Post #4
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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24 month rule
It is a much about how you get to work as well as the distance. If you can argue there is a 'significant' change, which I think you can, then you are okay. The cost difference itself is 'significant'. Things to consider also are the time it takes and the method of travel, as well as the...- Skye2011
- Post #16
- Forum: Business / Contracts
