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Recent content by windowlicka
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IR35 and your clients client.
Interesting discussion. My situation is MYco - Consultancy - Client A - Client B. My day to day work is carried out for client B at their site, Im there as a representative of client A as far as they are concerned. Ive never set foot in my consultancy office, infact Ive never even met them...- windowlicka
- Post #21
- Forum: Business / Contracts
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recharging expenses
Sorry if Ive misunderstood this thread, it was getting on last night but seeing as most of my time will be spent outside the UK it seemed a valid question and one that could prove very costly if I get it wrong! The OP was told that his training costs should be reclaimed with VAT added...- windowlicka
- Post #16
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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recharging expenses
Bump this thead please - I was searching old threads to see if I could find one about recharging expenses and whether I needed to keep photocopies of receipts for hector - as my client would want the originals to pay the claim. Anyway I found this thread instead and was very surprised that...- windowlicka
- Post #14
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Daily rate
600 per day - rolling six month contracts in a consultancy type role with multiple clients/projects so no anticipated bench time but nothing is set in stone obviously so thats where a degreee of risk comes in.- windowlicka
- Post #13
- Forum: Business / Contracts
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Daily rate
Thanks for the input. Using the various online calcs the rate on offer would seem to appear to offer a sizeable increase, in the region of 3k per month, more if income split or other steps taken...but even without those thats a lot of money. Also I have to consider that on paye the next 15k...- windowlicka
- Post #9
- Forum: Business / Contracts
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Daily rate
Hi I would like to get some informed opinion on the following please.... Given the current economic climate what would be your minimum daily rate in order to leave a safe permie role paying in the region of 100k? cheers W.- windowlicka
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Non resident and offshore
Thanks Xchaotic Bangalore has its uses I agree but they are limited and wont ever be a threat to me luckily. Yes they could replace me in London for sure however this would be neither quick, cheap or easy. So this kinda brings me back to my original point - what can I expect my overheads to be...- windowlicka
- Post #6
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Non resident and offshore
Thanks for replies I think maybe I should expand a little - Im currently permie in London but the missus wants to spend some time at home which is South Korea. Now I am happy to relocate but dont want to give up my current job if poss, one reason is because I like it and the second is because...- windowlicka
- Post #4
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Non resident and offshore
Hi all I think I have the following facts straight but wanted to check with wiser heads here - As a non UK resident you can legally set up an offshore company and be paid gross from a UK employer with no UK tax liability Any funds then moved into the UK are liable for tax (any idea how...- windowlicka
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