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Dow Jones replied

29 April 2008, 09:34
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ChimpMaster replied

29 April 2008, 08:47
I thought PayScheme+ did a loan thingymajig
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KentPhilip replied

28 April 2008, 21:32
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beaker replied

28 April 2008, 19:59
Originally posted by Likely View Post

http://www.payschemeplus.com/en/earning_65k.aspx

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Likely started a topic PAYSCHEME 80 Percent income retention.

28 April 2008, 19:53
PAYSCHEME 80 Percent income retention.

http://www.payschemeplus.com/en/earning_65k.aspx

Having reviewed the definitions of what the Revenue classes an MSC, and consultation with a number of tax and legal advisors, we have been classified as an Umbrella PAYE solution which falls outside the category. We can provide a Single Owner Limited company if that is a prefered method of payment. Either way, we are not affected by the changes that took place from April 2007.

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