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Originally posted by LisaContractorUmbrella View PostYes but you can also sleep at nightComment
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Originally posted by Vallah View PostCan't speak for Geoff but I sleep like a baby. Yes we do well out of arrangements, but so do our contractors, it's what you call a "win win" situation. EBTs were shut down, but in doing so HMRC have pretty well given their opinion that they complied with legislation, so the people who we have dealt with for 6 or 7 years can sleep soundly as well.
My clients know the risks and the rewards, they are also, unlike some are capable of examining all the evidence and making an informed decision. I don't know why some people find it so hard to accept this ?
Just because some people can't get their heads around it why assume that others can't ?
P.S. I would imagine everyone who is up by using an EBT, in some cases by 150K sleep very well too, probably in a much nicer bed thoughComment
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What umbrella company do you use?.. read your comments re the off shore and agree
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Originally posted by malvolio View PostLet#s be very clear here. Your "loans" are probably entirely legal, and they may not be seen as disposable income and so immune from being taxed. I disagree on that latter point, as do HMRC.
I can't do anything more than warn newbies that they are perhaps not a good idea to join from new and HMRC are still trying to work out how to kill them off, taking a whole heap of other genuinely useful things with them no doubt.
So all you like, being a creaky old git I get an entirely legal and perfectly unchallengeable 82% out of my gross these days. More to the point I'm not selling solutions and you are.
I leave it to others to decide which is the unbiased advice.Comment
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Originally posted by LisaContractorUmbrella View PostMalvolio doesn't use an umbrella company edelsBlog? What blog...?Comment
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