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Previously on "Got an offer inside IR35. Would appreciate some inputs."
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Avoid SterlingOriginally posted by Brummie View PostCould you/anyone please recommend one. My contract is being drafted as I write this. As I have no choice at the moment other than accepting the gig, if anyone is already using an umbrella inside IR35 could throw in some names. Known devil is better than an unknown angel :-).
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not a recommendation - just an observation - your talking about a mix of inside and outside roles - intouch and orange genie do products that address your intentions - i'm waiting to get an offer before deciding to go with one or the other or to stay with my inflexible (but inexpensive) accountant.
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I'm curious now. Why are you paying Employers NI?Originally posted by lucycontractorumbrella View Post
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^^ What he said.Originally posted by eek View PostContractor Umbrella - yes its the standard CUK recommendation but you can speak to Lucy and they do cover all the questions anyone has asked (for instance they will allow everything above minimum living wage to be paid into a pension)..
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostThis... And ask her why you are paying Employers NI.. She loves that question....
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This may help http://forums.contractoruk.com/umbre...allowable.html, accommodation falls within the Travel & Subsistence Legislation, so there must be travel in order to claim accomm.Originally posted by Brummie View PostI did read that page but it didn't state anything about accommodation.
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This... And ask her why you are paying Employers NI.. She loves that question....Originally posted by eek View PostContractor Umbrella - yes its the standard CUK recommendation but you can speak to Lucy and they do cover all the questions anyone has asked (for instance they will allow everything above minimum living wage to be paid into a pension)..
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Contractor Umbrella - yes its the standard CUK recommendation but you can speak to Lucy and they do cover all the questions anyone has asked (for instance they will allow everything above minimum living wage to be paid into a pension)..Originally posted by Brummie View PostCould you/anyone please recommend one. My contract is being drafted as I write this. As I have no choice at the moment other than accepting the gig, if anyone is already using an umbrella inside IR35 could throw in some names. Known devil is better than an unknown angel :-).
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Could you/anyone please recommend one. My contract is being drafted as I write this. As I have no choice at the moment other than accepting the gig, if anyone is already using an umbrella inside IR35 could throw in some names. Known devil is better than an unknown angel :-).Originally posted by SlipTheJab View Post^^ This. Get them to fork out for your expenses like they would if they were sending an employee to London who say was domiciled at their Newcastle office. Oh and don't use the brolly your pimp is recommending, kickbacks galore there.
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^^ This. Get them to fork out for your expenses like they would if they were sending an employee to London who say was domiciled at their Newcastle office. Oh and don't use the brolly your pimp is recommending, kickbacks galore there.Originally posted by BoredBloke View PostYou are being taxed like an employee. Perhaps the 'employer' should pay for your accommodation or renegotiate your rate to get it included.
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You are being taxed like an employee. Perhaps the 'employer' should pay for your accommodation or renegotiate your rate to get it included.
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Another 10 seconds on Google and..Originally posted by Brummie View PostI did read that page but it didn't state anything about accommodation.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Travel_and_subsistence
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I did read that pagebut it didn't state anything about accommodation....who are working inside IR35, can no longer claim for travel and subsistence ...Last edited by Contractor UK; 8 October 2021, 08:19.
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