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Scruff replied

26 December 2019, 19:07
They shall reap, what they sow...

Quick exit...
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Old Greg replied

26 December 2019, 19:07
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

IPSE supports GJABS?

Fair point. Have edited previous post.
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BrilloPad replied

26 December 2019, 16:13
Originally posted by Old Greg View Post

'IPSE, supporting bent contractors while honest folk get ground up by IR35'

IPSE supports GJABS?
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Old Greg replied

26 December 2019, 14:50
'IPSE, supporting differently honest contractors while honest folk get ground up by IR35'

Last edited by Old Greg; 26 December 2019, 19:07.
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eek replied

26 December 2019, 14:28
Originally posted by wattaj View Post

IPSE - the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed on LinkedIn: IPSE welcomes Loan Charge review but issues stark warning over IR35

Is that right, aye?

Because, for literally years, PCG/IPSE actively ignored the various campaigns against the loan charge and would only, when pushed, issue mealy-mouthed pressers against retrospective, reinterpretation of the tax laws by HMRC.

I might be tempted to say that this self-aggrandisment smells a bit iffy given their history on this matter, but maybe they've changed tack in the last 12 months.

Or they are adopting their usual and previous approach of taking credit for the work of others.
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wattaj started a topic IPSE welcomes loan charge review...

26 December 2019, 14:27
IPSE welcomes loan charge review...

IPSE - the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed on LinkedIn: IPSE welcomes Loan Charge review but issues stark warning over IR35

Is that right, aye?

Because, for literally years, PCG/IPSE actively ignored the various campaigns against the loan charge and would only, when pushed, issue mealy-mouthed pressers against retrospective, reinterpretation of the tax laws by HMRC.

I might be tempted to say that this self-aggrandisment smells a bit iffy given their history on this matter, but maybe they've changed tack in the last 12 months.
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