So i am a self employed ltd company contractor
I am working for/providing services to a company
I got this contracting position through an agency
My question is this..:
Can you work from home? Are you obligated to work in the clients office...
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John McDonnell pot calling kettle black self employed NI increase
I have just heard John McDonnell on Radio PM program say to the effect that the increase tax of self employed is unfair because the do not get any benefits. In this a case of the pot calling the kettle black ?
I did not any complains from labour when IR35 was introduced!
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Register as self employed as second job under Tier 2?
Hello All,
Under Tier 2 General visa, I can work for 20 hours in a second job at the same professional level as my main job and outside my normal working hours.
I am thinking of registering myself as Self employed (sole trader) and work for 20 hours for self. My current...
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4 Month contract in Belgium through UK Ltd company
Hi,
I operate through a Ltd company based here in the UK. I have done this for many years an have worked all over the world and offshore.
I have recently been offered a 4 month contract in Belgium.
However 3 days before I was due to leave I was sent an email...
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Request for help from documentary filmmaker: self-employment
I’m a journalist working on a TV documentary about the changing world of work in the UK. I’m hoping to speak to people who have become self-employed in recent years to ask them about what their experiences have been. I’m particularly interested in talking to people who feel that they had little...
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I provide diversified services - how to use this to my advantage?
I have just got started a 6 month contract and have a limited company. My contract passed a review with QDOS so I'm focusing on working practices, although it's only my 3rd week. I also design websites (which I pay domain and hosting costs for, as well as have the company website showing the work) and...
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Client does not want to pay me on time
I entered into a direct contract with a digital agency (no recruiter). We agreed to 45 days payment term. I have submitted to them 5 invoices weekly. Today was the due date for the first invoice. They did not pay. When I asked them they told me that they have a payment schedule that they had to align...Last edited by Gulliver; 18 June 2012, 17:05.
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