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One final thought it may be worth considering using this time to top up your pension, depending on personal circumstances.
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Talk to Contractor Umbrella. They are a good bunch, and the right structure for you.Originally posted by Hippopotamus View PostHi,
I have been offered a one-off 3 month role at a company and they want me to be a contractor. I have never contracted before, so I have no idea what I am supposed to do.
The contract is for 3 months, the daily rate is £250 and I anticipate that I will not do contracting work again after this role. I am taking this role to fill some time whilst I sort out permanent employment in which I will not be a contractor.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Best of luck.
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One-off 3 month contract advice needed
Hi,
I have been offered a one-off 3 month role at a company and they want me to be a contractor. I have never contracted before, so I have no idea what I am supposed to do.
The contract is for 3 months, the daily rate is £250 and I anticipate that I will not do contracting work again after this role. I am taking this role to fill some time whilst I sort out permanent employment in which I will not be a contractor.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.Tags: None
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