Scotland voting yes is good for contractors

[Zero Liability]

It will also damage Labour and likely force the Tories into alliances they'd rather not enter, and therefore reform and take a more rightward shift rather than being the barely discernible right wing of one major three-wing party, both of which I would see as positive. That could go any number of ways, though, as the Tories have now got it in their heads that they should merge NI and income tax. Unless they reduce spending and taxes commensurately, that could be pretty bad for contractors. On the other hand, Labour are quite cozy with IR35 and I re

On the other hand, all the rubbish big banks may move more of their operations southwards, which is more "jobs", but also a bigger noose around the rUK taxpayer's neck. It's like having a festering zombie threaten to move into your backyard. At least we can forget these greedy vultures getting what they want.

[scooterscot]

I attended sir john maxwell Gaelic school, but it's really all faded away. Oh tha


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[tractor]

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Did not use google!!!


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No, lol I did. So Google has lost the plot or you need to brush up

I blame Google tbh

[scooterscot]

Did not use google!!!


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[tractor]

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Tar ar Albain ! An uair an Aoine seo chugainn tá sé de chumhacht celtic!

Meeting tar Scotland! The next time this Friday He has power in celtic

I think Google lost the plot there somewhere (or your Gaelic needs brushing up )

[scooterscot]

Tar ar Albain ! An uair an Aoine seo chugainn tá sé de chumhacht celtic!

[Brussels Slumdog]

I will be able to work 180 days in London and 180 days in Scotland without being UK tax resident so a yes vote might be good for me
I will be able to claim expenses for 23 months up until actual independence and maybe another 23 months after independence.

[tractor]

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A wagon load of "offshore" tax avoidance opportunities

Wander over to the pro forums - and you can see quite a few Scottish contractors being chased by HMRC on the current set of offshore schemes are voting yes - on the basis that lawyers will be too busy for the next 5 years sorting out the carnage to get around to tax cases.

So I guess the answer is move to Scotland while there is time

[centurian]

A wagon load of "offshore" tax avoidance opportunities

Wander over to the pro forums - and you can see quite a few Scottish contractors being chased by HMRC on the current set of offshore schemes are voting yes - on the basis that lawyers will be too busy for the next 5 years sorting out the carnage to get around to tax cases.

[Batcher]

Yep, lots of new departments starting up. Lots of opportunities all round.

[Old Greg]

Think about all the projects coming up
All banks moving out
Defense industry moving out
Government IT projects

I have a non - IT transformation project lined up if there's a YES.

[Eirikur]

Think about all the projects coming up
All banks moving out
Defense industry moving out
Government IT projects