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That's good I hope something positive comes out of it. Agree that we should not template the letters, but I expanded on the below in my letter, which I hope will help others writing letters:
- I chose an accountant for my small business which I felt had relevant sector experience and were...
Not arguing and apologies if it appears that way. It's just a discussion. My point is that it's not like IR35 because IR35 ultimately is a one by one assessment and it's hard for any politician to argue with taxing someone like an employee if a case specific to them is made by HMRC and followed...
Don't agree it like IR35. IR35 is a case by case analysis of employment versus self-employment. MSC rules can easily capture an outside IR35 business simply because it has the audacity to be a one person service company that chose an accountant who is deemed to be an MSCP despite every...
The tax and accounting institutes, the tax experts and the various contractor and other interest groups really need to organise and lobby their (Tory) MPs as this is exactly the kind of Labour tax law that our PM is likely to get rid of at this precarious point in his career. It's anti business...
It's been said here before, but not sure that the large groups (IPSE, ICAEW, ACCA, etc) are doing anything to push it. There has to be political pressure. Why do you think global companies get away with offshoring so much of their activity whilst actually generating profits here? Do you not...
Not sure why you are so massively worried about this? Personally, it is the least worrying aspect of all. HMRC's arguments around it are ridiculous. Lots of accountants charge monthly. There is nothing abnormal about it. The CBS case was completely different: the point was that they only charged...