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Mordac replied

5 March 2006, 14:05
You'll need to be limited co. No agency will issue a contract on a self employed basis.
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Nairn started a topic self employed and a new contractor

5 March 2006, 13:24
self employed and a new contractor

Hi I'm currently self employed but in the process of closing down the business (retail). i have just started IT contracting 5 weeks now and need to know if I can set up my own company to put all my IT contracting issues, salary through now. Or do i need to put this through my current self employed business. I would like to keep the contracting salary seperate if possible but still keep the taxman in order??

Regards Ken
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