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The Master replied

4 April 2006, 16:10
Get your own Ltd then. How you bill is up to you and the agent/client then.
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Millboy replied

4 April 2006, 15:28
I have always worked CIS4 but it just seems some people prefer not to pay that way - little confused as I dont want to work PAYE!
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eternalnomad replied

4 April 2006, 15:18
Originally posted by Millboy

not too sure really, it sounded like they it was legal advise they were getting incase the revenue looked at how they were payrolling contractors?

does that suggest to you that perhaps the scheme may be a little "risky"
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Millboy replied

4 April 2006, 15:10
not too sure really, it sounded like they it was legal advise they were getting incase the revenue looked at how they were payrolling contractors?
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Churchill replied

4 April 2006, 15:09
Originally posted by Millboy

Could anyone advise of an alternative tax efficient route similar to CIS 4 as my current agency do not want to payroll this way anymore? cheers

Why not?
What's the word on the street?
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Millboy started a topic Cis

4 April 2006, 15:04
Cis

Could anyone advise of an alternative tax efficient route similar to CIS 4 as my current agency do not want to payroll this way anymore? cheers
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