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Hector is under pressure enough to be bothered by a wee Ltd that might be stiffing him for short change. Find an accountant that understands what a contractor is / does.
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Not so. You can have as many limited companies as you want. Change your accountant.Originally posted by Pops View PostNot recommended by my accountant, as my current LTD is still in the process of being closed. HMRC may look at this as an attempt at tax evasion (closing down a company for the sole reason or realizing profits with minimum taxation). I don't need the attention.
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Not recommended by my accountant, as my current LTD is still in the process of being closed. HMRC may look at this as an attempt at tax evasion (closing down a company for the sole reason or realizing profits with minimum taxation). I don't need the attention.Originally posted by Paddy View PostStart up a new Ltd Co for your short term contract and close it at the end of the year,
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I have used Parasol twice for short term contracts and they have been fine.Originally posted by Pops View PostI recently closed down my LTD.
However, unexpectedly I am finding myself back in the contracting world for a short term.
Does anyone have recommendations for a good umbrella company?
I am looking for good service, quick response times, do not dawdle with payments and as little NI and Tax as possible, within the law (I am not looking for offshore and other loopholes).
Really just looking for a decent one.
Many thanks.
They are one of the largest, others may be cheaper
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Start up a new Ltd Co for your short term contract and close it at the end of the year,Originally posted by Pops View PostI recently closed down my LTD.
However, unexpectedly I am finding myself back in the contracting world for a short term.
Does anyone have recommendations for a good umbrella company?
I am looking for good service, quick response times, do not dawdle with payments and as little NI and Tax as possible, within the law (I am not looking for offshore and other loopholes).
Really just looking for a decent one.
Many thanks.
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Umbrella recommendations
I recently closed down my LTD.
However, unexpectedly I am finding myself back in the contracting world for a short term.
Does anyone have recommendations for a good umbrella company?
I am looking for good service, quick response times, do not dawdle with payments and as little NI and Tax as possible, within the law (I am not looking for offshore and other loopholes).
Really just looking for a decent one.
Many thanks.Tags: None
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