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I used to be a LTD contractor and just moved to IR35. I got my first payslip but I don't understand it. Can someone explains to me those numbers?
The weekly pay is £3825 based on a 5-day week at £765.
The total paid by the client to the umbrella company is £3825.
Then the umbrella...
I've finally taken the plunge and opened up own company. When it comes to paying myself I've read that it is best to pay yourself £8,164.00 per year so that you don't need to pay NIC but still get awarded the credits towards your state pension. However if I am to pay myself (it is only me...
The Treasury drops NICs increase for self-employed in major U-turn - Politics live
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/blog/live/2017/mar/15/david-davis-gives-evidence-to-commons-brexit-committee-politics-live?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Copy_to_clipboard
So Hammond to cover the cost of this U-turn...
Sorry, but searches didn't help.
I started my company with my first shaky contract in May 13, long commute, low rate, but this has strengthened and ended the year in good form but very, very, busy.
My leaving payment from last permanent position set me up so that I didn't need to pay myself...
Hi everyone
I did a search and read through a number of threads and nothing is any clearer, I doubt my situation is unique either so I've come to seek the wisdom of the CUK denizens. Currently I'm non-resident as I've been in Switzerland for a full tax year, I leave Friday and return to the UK...