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Previously on "Get the high returns of contracting with the benefits of being employed"
I loved the worked example, I banged in a day rate of £500 and it says I'll keep 102K out of £115K a year. I make that 89%, with an assumed 30 non-working days/year. Goody, where do I sign?
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Oooh you're in trouble now....
I loved the worked example, I banged in a day rate of £500 and it says I'll keep 102K out of £115K a year. I make that 89%, with an assumed 30 non-working days/year. Goody, where do I sign?
Wonder what the catch is on this one - I'm not filling the form in. Actually I might do, maybe we all should!
I like the following benefits
He is concerned about the risk he is exposed to when he is without income, sick or out of a contract
As a contractor he wants his freedom and peace of mind in using a compliant and low risk payment solution
It lacks the following:-
The stress of an HMRC review
The pain of the very large cheque HMRC require following them rogering you
The impact of bankruptcy and the industries you can no longer work in
I do think one reason why we are seeing more of those schemes is that fewer and fewer people are falling for them. At least I hope that is the case....
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