if she is truly paying no income tax it does stink.
He hasn't proved that as far as I can see.
Though in light of the changes to government contractors surely a FTC is a better choice for engaging her if she is only providing her own labour.
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How very, er... LameOriginally posted by Lance View PostIs she or not?
And after April?
Khan's Troll Aide Paid Via Company, Pays No Income Tax - Guido Fawkes Guido Fawkes
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No they aim to bash at someone for using ltd. without knowing all the details. Same as what the lady in question is doing as part of the job in question...Originally posted by missinggreenfields View PostWho knows whether she is inside or outside for that particular contract? Without knowing all the details, it's more lazy reporting that anyone who uses a limited company MUST be doing so to avoid tax. Without seeing the company return, there's no detail about whether she pays PAYE at all, or even whether there is any income tax due for that contract.
Reporting like this doesn't help the legitimate contractor at all.
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Guido Fawkes was born a stains. Though he changed his first name to Paul. Who wants to be called Seamen?Originally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyWho cares ... she actually changed her surname to Lame? Lol **** me ...
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And has probably been written by an idiot that is in the same position as her.Originally posted by missinggreenfields View PostWho knows whether she is inside or outside for that particular contract? Without knowing all the details, it's more lazy reporting that anyone who uses a limited company MUST be doing so to avoid tax. Without seeing the company return, there's no detail about whether she pays PAYE at all, or even whether there is any income tax due for that contract.
Reporting like this doesn't help the legitimate contractor at all.
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Who knows whether she is inside or outside for that particular contract? Without knowing all the details, it's more lazy reporting that anyone who uses a limited company MUST be doing so to avoid tax. Without seeing the company return, there's no detail about whether she pays PAYE at all, or even whether there is any income tax due for that contract.
Reporting like this doesn't help the legitimate contractor at all.
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Amy Lame - Inside or outside IR35?
Is she or not?
And after April?
Khan's Troll Aide Paid Via Company, Pays No Income Tax - Guido Fawkes Guido FawkesTags: None
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