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quackhandle replied

25 January 2013, 16:23
You may want to put that house purchase on hold until you have a few year's accounts, but as ever speak to your accountant.

Your best research would be to spend the next few weeks on here reading the guides and as many threads you can.

Then read them again.

qh
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Waldorf replied

25 January 2013, 10:02
Originally posted by S6Singh View Post

Hi All,

I've been contracting for 6 months and recently got extended for 9 months.

Ive set up my own LTD and have an accountant which provides me payslips when I fill out my spreadsheet of expenditure and income.

I take out dividends, and am not 100% sure if I am IR35 resilience. Interested in finding some decent tools and understand what expenditures I can claim.

Looking to buy a house, but with contracting for only 6 months I am not sure any lender will consider me.

I hope to be doing my research on the site. Any pointers will be most welcome.

Kinds Regards,

Essex Singh

These may be a start,

https://www.nixonwilliams.com/ir35_checker.asp

http://www.nixonwilliams.com/images/...35%20Guide.pdf

http://www.nixonwilliams.com/images/...es%20Guide.pdf
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BrilloPad replied

25 January 2013, 08:42
A very warm welcome Sir
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oscarose replied

24 January 2013, 22:37
Welcome on-board and warm greetings!

Good luck and enjoy.
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S6Singh replied

24 January 2013, 17:21
Cheers Northern Lad

Originally posted by northernladuk View Post

Welcome...

The thread below will provide you an answer to all the points you raised in your post...

http://forums.contractoruk.com/welco...uk-forums.html
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northernladuk replied

24 January 2013, 12:20
Welcome...

The thread below will provide you an answer to all the points you raised in your post...

http://forums.contractoruk.com/welco...uk-forums.html
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S6Singh started a topic Hello Contractor UK members

24 January 2013, 11:22
Hello Contractor UK members

Hi All,

I've been contracting for 6 months and recently got extended for 9 months.

Ive set up my own LTD and have an accountant which provides me payslips when I fill out my spreadsheet of expenditure and income.

I take out dividends, and am not 100% sure if I am IR35 resilience. Interested in finding some decent tools and understand what expenditures I can claim.

Looking to buy a house, but with contracting for only 6 months I am not sure any lender will consider me.

I hope to be doing my research on the site. Any pointers will be most welcome.

Kinds Regards,

Essex Singh
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