Have Your Say - Add Comment

Add your comment to this article:

"Contractor guide to completing a statement of capital"

What is a statement of capital and how should they be completed by limited company contactors?

 

Type your comment below, and click the “Add your comment” button to send it to us. Please note that all comments are moderated and approved before publication according to our comment rules.

Name: (required)

Town or City: (required)

Email: (required - will not be shown)

Your Comment:



Please enter the text above in this box:

Why Not Register?

Becoming a member is free and easy. Member benefits are:

  • Post your comments to discussions
    Share your valuable experience with us and other contractors.
  • Recommend other users comments
    Tell us and other readers which comments are particularly insightful.
  • Ask questions
    Pose questions to industry experts via our Contractor Doctor section.
  • Take part in surveys
    Take part and read the results of surveys.
  • Receive our monthly newsletter
    The latest news and information affecting UK contractors. See back issues.
     
  

Latest Site Updates

Does HMRC even know where its ‘better administration of IR35’ target is? Does HMRC even know where its ‘better administration of IR35’ target is?

If contractors agree to trial HMRC’s new IR35 framework for 12 months, how are we going to measure if ‘better administration’ has been achieved?

ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief - 18/May/2012 ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief - 18/May/2012

News this week includes the latest IR35 insights; P35 advice; contractor demand data; partial financial sector recovery; & HMRC service improvements.

P35 guidance: unsure contractors should answer ‘no’ to service co question, says HMRC P35 guidance: unsure contractors should answer ‘no’ to service co question, says HMRC

Contractors are not legally obliged to answer the P35 question 6, ‘Are you a Service Company?’, and if they’re unsure should answer ‘no’.

No certainty from HMRC’s new IR35 framework, but the policy debate must be sustained No certainty from HMRC’s new IR35 framework, but the policy debate must be sustained

No certainty for limited company contractors yet, but the policy debate is far from over, say OTS Tax Director John Whiting and PCG’s Simon McVicker.


  
  

Twitter

  • Does HMRC even know where its ‘better administration of IR35’ target is? http://t.co/L3MuqlFz

    6 hours ago

  • IT leads surge in Scottish contract recruitment : Bank of Scotland Report on Jobs http://t.co/QIrLKFGb

    7 hours ago

  • How might government's 'secret plan' to link civil service earnings to location affect public sector contractor rates? http://t.co/fJClb0HG

    Sun, 20 May 2012

  • IT contractors have a key enabling role to play in the UK retail sector's 'third revolution' http://t.co/zjx00EfY via @MT_editorial

    Fri, 18 May 2012

  • ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief - 18/May/2012 http://t.co/SDkQNjdZ

    Fri, 18 May 2012

  • Uncertainty over Scottish independence 'harmful to Scotland plc' impacting on oil & gas decisions http://t.co/ZKo2jCsQ via @scotsmannews

    Fri, 18 May 2012

Follow Us On Twitter


  
     

  
  

Contractor solutions

Contractors Handbook AM Limited IR35 Test
  
Contractor accountants - pricing checklist
  

Contractor solutions

Parasol Group

Umbrella or Limited? Guidance on best options, and take home pay.

Choice Premier Pay+

Take home up to 85% of your pay. IR35 solution.

Contractors Handbook

The expert guide for UK contractors and freelancers

InTouch Accounting

Person to person contractor accountant. Free IR35 review.

Bedouin Group

No more IR35. Retain up to 85% of your earnings.

NA D J Colom Accountants Bedouin Group Contractor Financials NewsNow
  
Elevate

  

The UK's leading contractor site. Independently audited traffic (ABC) – 156,346 monthly unique visitors.