Reply to: Cleaner - changes of terms

[MrMarkyMark]

It was just an idea. Obviously not that smart a one!

Given it was in general, personally, I thought you were just taking the P*ss

[WTFH]

It was just an idea. Obviously not that smart a one!

[northernladuk]

Your company is no longer a 1 man band doing one contract at a time.

Yes but what do you think this will change? It might have helped with the defunct BETs. Just like to know what you think this setup will help with.

[d000hg]

And you have to mange the cleaner - find new clients, deal with complaints, etc. Do you know the cleaning business?

[WTFH]

And how does this help anything?

You get the cleaner for £8 per hour. Your company makes £2 per hour for all the other houses they clean. Your company is no longer a 1 man band doing one contract at a time.

[northernladuk]

Why not get the cleaner to work for your company.
Your company then has multiple contracts with multiple clients, and an additional employee.

And how does this help anything?

[WTFH]

Why not get the cleaner to work for your company.
Your company then has multiple contracts with multiple clients, and an additional employee.

[vetran]

How exactly?

I'm against accepting for-cash discounts to allow tradesmen to avoid going through the books, but it's not ultimately my responsibility as long as I am not overtly helping them evade tax.

Hector just wants HIS money.

[FatLazyContractor]

I thought this was a thread about Cleaner fantasies

Nothing here, move on

[d000hg]

If you are paying the cleaner directly exactly what is the cleaning company getting 2 pph for?

Finding the cleaner - if the one you have quits or is ill or you demand someone else. Insurance.

[original PM]

At present if cleaner does not pay taxes the cleaning company is responsible and not you

After the change you are responsible not them...

If you are paying the cleaner directly exactly what is the cleaning company getting 2 pph for?

it will probably come to nothing as their are loads of people who do this sort of thing cash in hand and declare only a bit to HMRC to make is seem legit....

[d000hg]

No but being middle class its your responsibility to make sure your cleaner pays her taxes!

How exactly?

I'm against accepting for-cash discounts to allow tradesmen to avoid going through the books, but it's not ultimately my responsibility as long as I am not overtly helping them evade tax.

[MrMarkyMark]

But not in the KentPhillip sense.

I think, you'll find, his problem was similar, he "changed the terms", also

[vetran]

Cleaners are middle class now?

No but being middle class its your responsibility to make sure your cleaner pays her taxes!

[d000hg]

Cleaners are middle class now?