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Old Greg replied

13 May 2019, 20:06
Quote them a monkey for the work, and ask for a PO.
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GJABS replied

13 May 2019, 19:28
Sounds like a typical client on a power trip. They want to own you. Unless you are financially vulnerable, tell them to shove it.
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SimonMac replied

13 May 2019, 14:50
Originally posted by MmmmDonuts View Post

Hello all,

I work for myself through a limited company (have been for 5+ years) and I currently have 2 clients - one of them has asked me to change my LinkedIn status as working for them as I am making connections through it and they want me to appear as a regular full time employee, but I'm concerned this could open a can of worms with HMRC (or my other client).

Would this be ok or is it not advised?

Many thanks

I have no qualms adding a client on my LinkedIn, but I make sure MyCo is the headline and that I am "Interim / Consultant %Job Title%" at ClientCo
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MmmmDonuts started a topic LinkedIn status

13 May 2019, 14:45
LinkedIn status

Hello all,

I work for myself through a limited company (have been for 5+ years) and I currently have 2 clients - one of them has asked me to change my LinkedIn status as working for them as I am making connections through it and they want me to appear as a regular full time employee, but I'm concerned this could open a can of worms with HMRC (or my other client).

Would this be ok or is it not advised?

Many thanks
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