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Is that 100% HMRC compliant... as long as you 100% comply with their request for back-payment?
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It's true. All the accounts are in the name of my dog.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostIt's his own work - Pondy runs a series of off-shore shell LLPs which loan money to each other via Luxembourg and Ireland to fund his Cayman Islands lifestyle.
All of which are 100% guaranteed by HMRC and Mr Venebals himself.
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It's his own work - Pondy runs a series of off-shore shell LLPs which loan money to each other via Luxembourg and Ireland to fund his Cayman Islands lifestyle.Originally posted by Alan @ BroomeAffinity View PostDid you cut and paste that from an EBT's website?
All of which are 100% guaranteed by HMRC and Mr Venebals himself.
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Did you cut and paste that from an EBT's website?Originally posted by Pondlife View PostI will.
How about you invoice the client and keep 90%. You just send me through 10% for 'Admin'. I don't think we need to bother the taxman about our little arrangement. Let's just keep it between ourselves shall we.
Thenwhenif you ever get investigated you can call on me as a character reference at your trial.
Should I pop a NDA in the post?

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Yep no worriesOriginally posted by TheFaQQer View PostCan you match the 90% though? If not, I'll find someone else who will.
Of course it will involve the vast majority of the contract rate going in to your pension................
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I will.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostCan you match the 90% though? If not, I'll find someone else who will.
How about you invoice the client and keep 90%. You just send me through 10% for 'Admin'. I don't think we need to bother the taxman about our little arrangement. Let's just keep it between ourselves shall we.
Thenwhenif you ever get investigated you can call on me as a character reference at your trial.
Should I pop a NDA in the post?
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Sorry TFOriginally posted by TheFaQQer View Post
I was just about to sign up to this one as well, because it's 100% guaranteed to be OK.
Never mind - come and join CU instead - we'll look after you
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Originally posted by LisaContractorUmbrella View PostSorry chaps but partnership scheme not an option any more either Draft Finance Bill outlines tax proposals | Economia
I was just about to sign up to this one as well, because it's 100% guaranteed to be OK.
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Sorry chaps but partnership scheme not an option any more either Draft Finance Bill outlines tax proposals | Economia
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Got to ask how you get full employment rights when you are a partner.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostAnother one from ContractJobs.com's email spam engine...
- Keep up to 90% of your contract value
- Faster payments as standard with no extra charge
- Full employment rights, benefits and protection
- Maximum possible earnings, minimum effort
- 100% HMRC compliance
Rather than using an EBT, this one uses a partnership to legally avoid paying taxes:

Its not the scariest one I've seen recently. The one that used your own pension was actually rather clever (but would screw you permanently when HMRC started looking).
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Up to 90% net pay without avoiding tax
Another one from ContractJobs.com's email spam engine...
- Keep up to 90% of your contract value
- Faster payments as standard with no extra charge
- Full employment rights, benefits and protection
- Maximum possible earnings, minimum effort
- 100% HMRC compliance
Rather than using an EBT, this one uses a partnership to legally avoid paying taxes:
There are a number of tax savings and cash flow opportunities that can be achieved with a partnership. Partnerships can provide a number of commercial advantages in addition to the significant tax benefits, giving you greater flexibility and a higher net return.
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