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Swings and roundabouts. I have had gigs where the client was happy to pay for you to work as many as hours as you liked ie 70+ hours per week. As for expecting you to do it and not offering to pay, time off in lieu then it risks becoming the norm. Tell him him to feck #ff.
Regarding CXC's quote and details - can you expand a bit on things to look out for ? - On the testing front are you looking for resource at the moment - I am currently in Melbourne (Middle Park) ?
Beautiful !
Beautiful !
Contracted in blighty for several years and have finally made the jump to contracting down under. Must say guys if anyone fancies it - it will be the best move you ever make :glasses
Had a security check automated call this morning from SantanTard......asking about certain payments on my business reserve account, which I must admit although a little annoying I dont mind.
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Heading off at the end of the year to :happy and spoke to my accountant about this. There are two issues here 1) you can keep trading via your ltd company i.e being paid by an aussie company for the tax year you left the uk only. 2) You effectively stop becoming a Uk tax payer and subsequently...
Been there with most companies who were going down the offshoring route and guess what it always came back. It will happen in certain industries but slowly and by then the people doing the work will realise they are getting :spank: and change the rates .