Originally posted by Jay54
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Quite right. Just another layer (cost centre) between you and the client, which is never a good thing.
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Originally posted by Robert Sharpwhat a surprise Lucifer, still going with your anti umbrella attitude!!!!!!
Judging by the people who pop up here daily to relate heart rending stories about how their umbrella has screwed them over one way or another, it's hard to draw any other conclusion.
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Originally posted by DaveBIt's not an anti umbrella thing, most of us here run our own ltd companies because it makes more sense financiually to do so. Have a read of this to see why.
As Malvolio said
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Homosexuals all of them I heard (except the good looking birds)
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Originally posted by Jay54what is this anti umbrella thing?
As Malvolio said
Originally posted by malvolioIf you are caught by IR35 (and why should you be anyway?) and if you can't be arsed to do 20 minutes extra work a month and if you don't mind giving away a percentage of your hard-earned income for no reason at all, then umbrellas are a fine thing and are highly recommended.
Meanwhile, some of us prefer to do it properly.
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Originally posted by Robert Sharpwhat a surprise Lucifer, still going with your anti umbrella attitude!!!!!!
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Not an attitude, an opinon. If you are caught by IR35 (and why should you be anyway?) and if you can't be arsed to do 20 minutes extra work a month and if you don't mind giving away a percentage of your hard-earned income for no reason at all, then umbrellas are a fine thing and are highly recommended.
Meanwhile, some of us prefer to do it properly.
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what a surprise Lucifer, still going with your anti umbrella attitude!!!!!!
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Originally posted by oraclesmithThey're advertised on the CUK home page. Does this mean they're endorsed by CUK ?
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They're advertised on the CUK home page. Does this mean they're endorsed by CUK ?
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