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that will be me straight off to companys house to register my Ltd. company, hire an accountant, make sure my insurances are up to date and worry that I'm not spanking too much outside IR35.
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Originally posted by chunkymonkeyWow, didnt realize that there must be so many ignorant people contracting now days, that will be me straight off to companys house to register my ltd company and hire an accountant and make sure my insurances are up to date and worry that im not spanking too much outside IR35.
Please go ahead and enlighten us poor buffoons who still use umbrellas? Im sure your witty and constructive argument will encourage us all to drop the yoke of oppression and stand together united under our banner of limited companies - or maybe well continue to do what we want to do and ignore unconstructive comments.
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Wow, didnt realize that there must be so many ignorant people contracting now days, that will be me straight off to companys house to register my ltd company and hire an accountant and make sure my insurances are up to date and worry that im not spanking too much outside IR35.
Please go ahead and enlighten us poor buffoons who still use umbrellas? Im sure your witty and constructive argument will encourage us all to drop the yoke of oppression and stand together united under our banner of limited companies - or maybe well continue to do what we want to do and ignore unconstructive comments.
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Originally posted by chunkymonkeyGosh thanks for that Mailman, you know theres a whole thread on the differences between ltd/umbrella/etc and even though your well put and descriptive post almost swayed me to going Ltd and all the problems/joys that would bring - I think ill stick with my umbrella thanks.
Mailman
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...and you need a vertical scroll bar even when you hide your bookmarks.
Neat.
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Gosh thanks for that Mailman, you know theres a whole thread on the differences between ltd/umbrella/etc and even though your well put and descriptive post almost swayed me to going Ltd and all the problems/joys that would bring - I think ill stick with my umbrella thanks.
Maybe if youd have made such a tirade 4 years ago I might of missed the whole P4 problem
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Limited vs Umbrella
On this subject, just noticed the link at the top of the board.
http://www.manager.co.uk/
What a cr@ppy site. I think the small gap at top left of all the group boxes where they've used a Windows groupbox without specifying a name, rather than adding proper borders, is a rather sweet touch.
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You guys call yourselves contractors YET here you are using someone else to act as a go between for you, your agents and your clients!
Bah, run your own limited company then the only fail point will be the agents not paying up!
Mailman
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When I was hunting around the Umbrella Market for a provider, they were a name that seemed to crop up quite a lot.
I contacted them via their website, and had a call back from an agent.
I found his manner to be pushy, and he reminded me of a hard sell estate agent. I could almost smell the brut and the brylcream.
After reading the website again, I formed my own personal opinion that they were Style over Substance, backed up with The Hard Sell.
So I went elsewhere.
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disclaimer:- my comments expressed about Prosperity 4 are all my own work and have nothing to do with ContractorUK forum beliefs or expressions, that of its moderators or other members
I stand by my comments, once bitten twice shy, late payments, excuses after excuse for non payment, bad comms and on one memorable occasion when I asked why they hadnt paid me(even though they had had the money in from the EA) - "you should be grateful to be receiving anything this month", and at that point I walked and found a new umbrella.
Im sure they are treating you really well moneymoney and good luck to you with them, me I know where my money is safe
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Watch what you say here. P4 have already been in touch with shout99 about some of the comments on there relating to them.
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Originally posted by ferretSix months late filing
Not big and not clever. Hope they ready to bend over and accept a royal rogering.
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Ooer
Six months late filing
Not big and not clever. Hope they ready to bend over and accept a royal rogering.
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