numpty question (probably)

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Emperor Dalek replied

3 November 2006, 09:43
Aye thang ewe.
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spankmebono replied

2 November 2006, 22:50
Yes, I have new respect for ED
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Emperor Dalek replied

2 November 2006, 22:24
Many Thanks

Us Daleks are renowned for our sense of humour.
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Denny replied

2 November 2006, 21:19
Originally posted by Emperor Dalek

So you would be the boogy woogy bugle boy from company B, yes?

That's the most intelligent answer we've had on here for quite a while.
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ratewhore replied

2 November 2006, 21:13
I anticipated certain replies but not that. Outstanding...
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Emperor Dalek replied

2 November 2006, 20:37
Originally posted by Gonzo

lol

I couldn't resist.
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Gonzo replied

2 November 2006, 20:29
Originally posted by Emperor Dalek

So you would be the boogy woogy bugle boy from company B, yes?

lol
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Emperor Dalek replied

2 November 2006, 19:45
Depends

So you would be the boogy woogy bugle boy from company B, yes?
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Sockpuppet replied

2 November 2006, 19:23
Originally posted by ratewhore

If my brother starts company a which will invoice company b for my services (for which he will get no salary but say, a £10K divvy per year) and I do not want to draw from company a, how can he invoice for my services without me being 1) an employee of company a, 2) self-employed contracted to company a or 3) a director of company a?

Dont invoice them for YOUR services. Invoice them for some services.
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ratewhore started a topic numpty question (probably)

2 November 2006, 19:00
numpty question (probably)

If my brother starts company a which will invoice company b for my services (for which he will get no salary but say, a £10K divvy per year) and I do not want to draw from company a, how can he invoice for my services without me being 1) an employee of company a, 2) self-employed contracted to company a or 3) a director of company a?

It's also worth mentioning that I will be an employee of company b and they will be invoicing their client for my services.

Complicated? Probably. Stupid? Possibly. But there are reasons for this, none of which involve trying to fleece the taxman.

Thoughts and expected abuse welcome...
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