PAYE Contractor

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pr1 replied

22 November 2018, 09:21
model as inside IR35

Last edited by Contractor UK; 25 May 2019, 13:35.
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northernladuk replied

21 November 2018, 20:01
Originally posted by Farmer jones View Post

Hi all

I was a contractor for a long time, going perm in Sept 2017 for lots of reasons.

Whilst in a secure job, I am considering returning to contracting.

I am fully aware of the large number of schemes, dividends and share payment options through a self owned Ltd company.

However what I want (and I have my reasons) is to pay myself via a fully managed scheme or PAYE on all income. (No dividends or WHY).

Is there a calculator I can use to work out exactly what my take home pay will be ? So it will need to calculate NIC, Tax and so on ?

Thanks

Yes. There are loads of them. Have you looked?

Last edited by northernladuk; 21 November 2018, 22:22.
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Farmer jones started a topic PAYE Contractor

21 November 2018, 18:32
PAYE Contractor

Hi all

I was a contractor for a long time, going perm in Sept 2017 for lots of reasons.

Whilst in a secure job, I am considering returning to contracting.

I am fully aware of the large number of schemes, dividends and share payment options through a self owned Ltd company.

However what I want (and I have my reasons) is to pay myself via a fully managed scheme or PAYE on all income. (No dividends or WHY).

Is there a calculator I can use to work out exactly what my take home pay will be ? So it will need to calculate NIC, Tax and so on ?

Thanks
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