Originally posted by bobspud
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostDividends are taxed in the same way as earned income (more or less). Checkmate.
I'm a contractor BTW.
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Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostDo you mean you're actually an employee or that you're caught by legislation? If the latter, what are the rules in Ireland w/r to taxation of "PSCs"? How do they distinguish between small, service-oriented, businesses and other businesses?
I'm a contractor BTW.
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostNo. I decide what to do and the client decides whether to put up with it or not. But nowadays IR35 is an academic point for me, as in Ireland I have the joy of full PAYE.
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostNo. I decide what to do and the client decides whether to put up with it or not. But nowadays IR35 is an academic point for me, as in Ireland I have the joy of full PAYE.
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Originally posted by bobspud View PostI think you actually mean "I manage my deliverables inside my own time frames and decide how I best use the increased productivity..." After all, if you are having to ask your client if you can go on another holiday you probably needed to work full time to line up for the IR35 investigation.
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostOr have clients who tolerate you taking lots of holidays.
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Originally posted by ChimpMaster View PostSounds ideal but you'd need to be in a tech area that has enough demand throughout the year (over the years) or smart enough to learn and re-invent yourself so that you always have skills for which contracts are being offered.
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