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Theres nothing wrong with her work I wouldn't fault that, it's just hardly suprising she's biased about abolishing IR35
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The same could be said about most contractors brough in to fix serious IT system issues.Originally posted by Pacciae View PostIMO it's not in Ms Cottrells interest to recommend abolishing IR35 as her business caters ONLY for IR35 and coming up with son of IR35 still keeps the likes of Ms Cottrell in business and feeding off contractors.shame really that there are so many bottom feeders.
If you don't like it don't use them. I like kate and her company I just wondered if the article was wrong and meant to say Kate at B&C
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IMO it's not in Ms Cottrells interest to recommend abolishing IR35 as her business caters ONLY for IR35 and coming up with son of IR35 still keeps the likes of Ms Cottrell in business and feeding off contractors.shame really that there are so many bottom feeders.Originally posted by d000hg View PostBut if it changes they make money advising us the new best way to do things.
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If Income Tax is merged with NI (both of them with employer paying 0 extra) then you won't need IR35...
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I believe the technical term in official circles is 'conflict of interest'.
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Is it ****!Originally posted by amcdonald View PostSo someone who makes a living from IR35 fudges the findings from the OTS report
Its like asking Turkeys if we should ban christmas
But carry on.
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Not sure if the location of the report was cited, if not here it is:
Can't be arsed to read it myself at the moment, but I noticed it discusses integrating income tax with National Insurance, possibly as part of a longer term structural reform.Last edited by TimberWolf; 11 March 2011, 18:53.
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But if it changes they make money advising us the new best way to do things.
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So someone who makes a living from IR35 fudges the findings from the OTS report
Its like asking Turkeys if we should ban christmas
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IMHO there are two sides to this;
As a +ve someone who understands the current complexities and why it doesn't work is involved.
As a -ve someone whos livelyhood is based on its current complexity is involved.
or
really
Last edited by Pondlife; 11 March 2011, 18:35.
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It is a great line of reasoning. Implement a tax law that's too complicated to understand. Set up an office to simplify tax laws that are too complicated to understand. Declare that you can't begin to simplify it, because it's too complicated to understand.
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Bauer & Cottrell
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