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Originally posted by Lance View Postditto.
Self-employed usually means something different when it comes to benefits. Although council's may have different rules, but in general company directors class as employees (rightly or wrongly, and the usual caveats, and NLUK's link not-withstanding).
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Originally posted by TheCyclingProgrammer View PostYou’re neither. You are a company director. If you had to pick one I’d go with employed.
Self-employed usually means something different when it comes to benefits. Although council's may have different rules, but in general company directors class as employees (rightly or wrongly, and the usual caveats, and NLUK's link not-withstanding).
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Originally posted by WordIsBond View PostSorry, that only takes two minutes. He'd rather spend five minutes posting the question and half an hour reading the 67 comments in the debate that is going to follow his question.
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Originally posted by DaveB View PostRing them up and ask them?
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I always choose 'employee' in all forms I need to fill in.
I am an office holder (director), but the company also pays me a monthly salary, for work other than running the business, which is taxed according to the law.
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Originally posted by abu1 View PostHi I have to inform my local council of my change in circumstance for benefit i received when i was off work for few months. But i am now working and started a limited company rather than use umbrella company. When completing the online change in circumstance form its asking me weather I am
self employed or employed
not sure which option to chose
any ideas
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You’re neither. You are a company director. If you had to pick one I’d go with employed.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View Post6 and a half seconds on Google and....
https://www.gov.uk/employment-status...yed-contractor
Who do you think you are employed by?
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6 and a half seconds on Google and....
https://www.gov.uk/employment-status...yed-contractor
Who do you think you are employed by?Last edited by northernladuk; 19 July 2018, 23:08.
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informing council of change in circumstance self employed or employed if ltd company
Hi I have to inform my local council of my change in circumstance for benefit i received when i was off work for few months. But i am now working and started a limited company rather than use umbrella company. When completing the online change in circumstance form its asking me weather I am
self employed or employed
not sure which option to chose
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