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Originally posted by PeterSim View PostLook at the expenses that they put through
https://www.mpsexpenses.info/#!/mp/757
That does not look like expenses for an employee on PAYE
Now you really seem to have lost it today - now I know with the lose of your contract you are clearly angry but these completely stupid questions aren't doing you any favours.
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Look at the expenses that they put through
https://www.mpsexpenses.info/#!/mp/757
That does not look like expenses for an employee on PAYE
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Originally posted by PeterSim View PostIf they are all on PayE how did we have the expense scandal in the past?
Also how did I see them claiming expenses, I assume they claim expenses as an employee and claim it back then?
Now it's not as generous as it was but it's still a lot as you need to maintain a property in London for 150+ nights a year and one near your constituency for a lot of the rest of the time.
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If they are all on PayE how did we have the expense scandal in the past?
Also how did I see them claiming expenses, I assume they claim expenses as an employee and claim it back then?
As far as i am aware they all work behind PSC
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Originally posted by PeterSim View PostI know most of the politicians operate behind Personal service companies. So I hope to see them all put inside IR35 by April 6th as well.
No more expenses for me, no more expenses for them. It is only just.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI don't believe Members of the Lords receive payment for their parliamentary duties but dont let that fact ruin a perfectly good rant..
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I know most of the politicians operate behind Personal service companies. So I hope to see them all put inside IR35 by April 6th as well.
No more expenses for me, no more expenses for them. It is only just.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI don't believe Members of the Lords receive payment for their parliamentary duties but dont let that fact ruin a perfectly good rant..
The rules are actually worse for them than a lot of companies (I used to travel 1st class to London and if I was on the same train as my local MP she would be in standard class).
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They do operate behind limited companies though and do receive income related to their duties.
What about Lawyers that operate as consultants, they will also need to be deemed inside. As well as accountants that operate as external consultants, they will also need to be deemed inside.
Even lawyers that operate as partners of a law firm and receive dividends, frankly, that seems more like an inside IR35 role and they should also be forced inside.
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Originally posted by PeterSim View PostNot just them, i would think even all The Lords would be deemed inside IR35 as well. I know for a fact that they all operate personal service companies or PSC as HMRC like to call them.
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Not just them, i would think even all The Lords would be deemed inside IR35 as well. I know for a fact that they all operate personal service companies or PSC as HMRC like to call them.
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Originally posted by PeterSim View PostI thought the IR35 applies to all industries? or is it only IT that they are going after?
I would have thought even the politicians (including the PM) would be deemed inside IR35 because of how the work they do is already pre-determined and assigned by the client.
I hope Boris Johnson and Sajid Javid is prepared to go inside IR35! no more bird bath and wine tasting expenses for them lot!!!
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