Hi all,
I'm new here, and also new to contracting.
I've been offered a 6 month public-sector contract with what seems to me like a fairly mind-boggling day-rate. I've been told by the recruitment agency that I can either be paid PAYE through them, or go through an umbrella...
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First contract role in the UK: confusion over employer's NI
Hello,
I have been offered by an agency a Scottish public sector contract inside IR35. I am new to the UK and had never heard of inside or outside IR35, or umbrella companies, until I was offered this role. I was simply asked my day rate (based on my experience as a sole trader responsible...
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Legal obligation for agents to report contractor NI numbers to the Revenue.
Dear board
I have been offered a six month contract. The recruiter has asked for my NI number, to which I responded "Do one". However, they insisted that they have a legal obligation as "an intermediary" to collect this information for our dear Inland Rev. This page...
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IR35 Living Abroad
1st time posting so go easy.
I moved to NZ in September 2016 and carried on working for an existing customer through my LTD until April 2017, when things got tricky. My contract was found inside IR35 by the client despite the HMRCs own tool deciding otherwise, but I digress. At this point...
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Taking a salary equal to lower earnings limit
Hello,
I have a ltd company I use from time to time for IT contracts
My wife and I are share holders and directors and only take income as dividends (5k each last year)
I work as a full time employee so was thinking of adding my wife as a employee to extract...
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UK based contractor for single Canadian company
Hi all,
I live in the UK, and I've been offered a contract for a company in Canada and I will be paid by wire transfer. I'm currently waiting for a formal written contract before I agree to anything, but I'm trying to do as much research as possible in regards to tax.
I...
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Take home differences PAYE+ National insurance
Right, so i'm new to contracting and have decided to take the umbrella route as i'm not sure if this is long term.
Anyway, I have been quoted..
Giant:
Employers NI:£2844
PAYE tax: £3624
Employees NI: £2479
Paysteam:
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Salary paid in one go? And how much?
Hi there,
My ltd has been trading since mid-April. As of now, I haven't taken any salary or dividends. I've had no other income from other sources.
I'd like to extract some funds. I realise starting with a salary is the most efficient initial source because it's an expense...
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Dividends or PAYE
I've recently started contracting and setup a limited company. I got an accountant who advised me to take dividends at quarterly intervals and that he didn't think it necessary to setup payroll. When I asked him what about national insurance contributions he said something along the lines of, at the...
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Claiming back Travel expenses and National Insurance past 12 months
I have been working for my client under an umbrella company for a year now and have never claimed back travel expenses.
Can I claim travel expenses for the past 12 months? These expenses are with my Oyster card so no receipts but I can request receipts online from them.
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