Originally posted by LisaContractorUmbrella
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Originally posted by Zippy View PostI suspect you get entered in to a prize draw - the winners get shortlisted for investigation.
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Originally posted by cojak View PostWhich just goes to show that contractors can be both thick AND greedy!
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Originally posted by LisaContractorUmbrella View PostJust had a phone call from a newbie - obviously inside IR35 - wanting to know why he shouldn't join a scheme where he takes home 90%. Apparently 'rich people' and Google do it so why shouldn't he
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Appears to be part of Onyx Management Ltd, who specialise in yacht management, aircraft management and payroll services. Which seems like a natural fit. The company operates out of the IoM. Their parent company appears to be Onyx Worldwide who are based in Switzerland.
Registered owner of the website is one Wilhelm Meir who also appears to be linked to Recruitment Solutions Ltd (rsl.org.im) and has had a few reviews in the press last year.
Recruitment Solutions gets tax break for bosses but not workers - Investigations
Not much to be found online about him in the usual places, but LinkedIn profiles exist for him under both UK and Portugal. Prior to 2009 he appears to have been a part qualified ACCA.
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Originally posted by LisaContractorUmbrella View PostJust had a phone call from a newbie - obviously inside IR35 - wanting to know why he shouldn't join a scheme where he takes home 90%. Apparently 'rich people' and Google do it so why shouldn't he
Muppet.
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Originally posted by LisaContractorUmbrella View PostJust had a phone call from a newbie - obviously inside IR35 - wanting to know why he shouldn't join a scheme where he takes home 90%. Apparently 'rich people' and Google do it so why shouldn't he
This is why we need to keep highlighting these schemes.
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Just had a phone call from a newbie - obviously inside IR35 - wanting to know why he shouldn't join a scheme where he takes home 90%. Apparently 'rich people' and Google do it so why shouldn't he
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Originally posted by eek View Post163% is equally possible. Its an EBT which means that you don't need to pay out to the person what they pay in.
Simply by paying me using both the money I and others have paid in they can meet their promised figure while demonstrating
1)that the scheme was not risk free,
2)is a fully valid scheme where what is paid in doesn't correspond with the amount paid out
and that I have the cash available to cover the inevitable eventual rogering from HMRC.
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Originally posted by Old Greg View Post120% is entirely achievable.
All income is converted into a Director's loan to an offshore account. You provide nil returns to the VAT man and keep your bags packed and your passport in your jacket pocket.
Simply by paying me using both the money I and others have paid in they can meet their promised figure while demonstrating
1)that the scheme was not risk free,
2)is a fully valid scheme where what is paid in doesn't correspond with the amount paid out
and that I have the cash available to cover the inevitable eventual rogering from HMRC.
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Originally posted by AtW View PostIf it's less than 120%* then I am not interested.
* they pay me 20%
All income is converted into a Director's loan to an offshore account. You provide nil returns to the VAT man and keep your bags packed and your passport in your jacket pocket.
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