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Well done. Just one tip if I may...
Learn how to use capital letters at the start of sentences. Otherwise you will run the risk of either looking like a child who can't write properly, or someone who doesn't give a 5hite about the detail.
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sorted rang hmrc up, register as self employed use utr number register as contractor we have 20 % taken in cis then we pay our subys and deduct 20% of them for there cis. we can have 1 contract with out any problems, terminate with out fines or problems ......
just in case anyone else was wondering
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Originally posted by tractor View PostYes, this should be in the heated and venting section...that is all, thank you
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going as a self employed contractor
hi i've had a look in to it and we can become a self employed contractor under the cis scheme as its for construction and heating, our only concern is if it does not work out as planned would we have to pay anything to hmrc or any one else other than tax due?
also if we are only getting work from 1 company is this a problem in any way or will we have to get work from other company'sTags: None
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