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Well I'm very happy for you. Well done.Originally posted by 117MilesToGo View PostIt wouldn't matter if I did. I'm caught by IR35 and don't pretend otherwise, not even to the taxman.
But then I don't live in some dreamworld where people go 'But I can choose when I take my lunchbreaks, that must mean Im clear of IR35'
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It wouldn't matter if I did. I'm caught by IR35 and don't pretend otherwise, not even to the taxman.Originally posted by MaryPoppins View Post
You could have done HMRC a favour and signed that off with your real name.
But then I don't live in some dreamworld where people go 'But I can choose when I take my lunchbreaks, that must mean Im clear of IR35'
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Originally posted by 117MilesToGo View PostScrag - I realise that we like to pretend we are own bosses especially to make Mr Taxman like us, but lets face it, most of us in contracts turn up between 9 and 5 and get told what to do by our boss, almost as though they were an employer.
Still its good to keep the illusion of self control, makes us feel different to permies.
You could have done HMRC a favour and signed that off with your real name.
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Scrag - I realise that we like to pretend we are own bosses especially to make Mr Taxman like us, but lets face it, most of us in contracts turn up between 9 and 5 and get told what to do by our boss, almost as though they were an employer.Originally posted by Scrag Meister View PostFTFY
Still its good to keep the illusion of self control, makes us feel different to permies.
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Originally posted by 117milestogo View Postagents are the glue between the contractors and the clients
ftfy
ftc?Last edited by Scrag Meister; 27 August 2010, 13:47.
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Originally posted by The Central Scrutinizer View PostGot a call from an agent yesterday about a job in London. It was a FTC. The salary wasn't great but I was told it was a "Head of" and if I took it that it could escaalte my cv and status. Told them I wasn't interested and wished to remain as an interim.
Got a call back this morning saying that they had spoken to the client yesterday and the client thought it was highly unlikely they would get the calibre they need on FTC's so may well be that in a few weeks they will come out interim in which case and they would still still be keen to represent me.
They could have told me that yesterday. Pond life
Agents are the glue between the contractors and the employers
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Pond life
Got a call from an agent yesterday about a job in London. It was a FTC. The salary wasn't great but I was told it was a "Head of" and if I took it that it could escaalte my cv and status. Told them I wasn't interested and wished to remain as an interim.
Got a call back this morning saying that they had spoken to the client yesterday and the client thought it was highly unlikely they would get the calibre they need on FTC's so may well be that in a few weeks they will come out interim in which case and they would still still be keen to represent me.
They could have told me that yesterday. Pond lifeTags: None
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