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How pensions work for contractors
This article explains how pension contributions can save you a fortune in taxes and enable you to enjoy your savings plus interest when you reach age 55.
�ou work through a limited company and are outside IR35 first the company pays corporation tax on the com� �nt. Now contractors can place up to 100% of their contract income into a pension. In addition the rules rega�
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Articles: Pensions
| Fri, 06 Feb 2015
5 reasons you shouldn't consider property investments via your company
Considering using company profit to invest in property? Here's 5 reasons why it's a very bad idea.
�rsonally. 5. Business climate Since the advent of IR35, the settlements legislation (formerly known as S� �rplus profits in your limited company, tying your contracting affairs to any property investments is fraught wi�
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Articles: Pensions
| Mon, 26 Jun 2017
Contractor Doctor: Can I claim for packed lunches or do I have to eat out?
Contractors on business trips away from home can claim for subsistence costs, such as weekly shops for packed lunches, says James Abbott.
�ear the site and I don’t use the canteen to avoid IR35 issues. Instead I shop for a week’s worth of pack� �racting unwelcome attention.” Good luck with your contracting! Contractor Doctor�
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Articles: Contractor Doctor Q+A
| Thu, 29 Mar 2012
Contractor Doctor: My client asks me to work through lunch – should I charge?
Contractors aren’t usually paid for time they don’t work, like lunch hours, but ultimately it depends on what has been negotiated into the contract.
�r to have employee-like characteristics and their IR35 status could be in jeopardy. The basis on which a� �, accordingly. Day-rate contractors are typically contracted to work an eight-hour day excluding lunch, althou� �Dear Contractor Doctor, I’m new to contracting and have just started work on my first IT contrac� �racting and have just started work on my first IT contract with a financial services client. Within days of�
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Articles: Contractor Doctor Q+A
| Wed, 04 Apr 2012
Research reveals 1.4 million freelancers and contractors in the UK
Landmark research commissioned by the Professional Contractors Group reveals 1.4 million contractors and freelancers work in the UK.
�e sector, which have resulted in ever-more-strict IR35 legislation and enforcement. Although linked by t� �. The findings demonstrate that the freelance and contracting sectors represent highly skilled workers from ver�
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| Wed, 17 Sept 2008
Contracting and AWR: formal guidance on the Agency Workers Regulations from BIS
Contractors can use the guidance from BIS to help determine if AWR applies. This guidance offers useful examples of which contractors may be in scope.
�Note that this is not the same as ‘control’ in an IR35 context The contractor is not in business on thei� �ising the Guidance, BIS understood the mainstream contracting model and that genuine contractors are not intend� �ntractor, to be an agency worker: There must be a contract between the contractor and the temporary work age�
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| Wed, 03 Aug 2011
Service Providers Association advises Treasury on contractors’ travelling expenses
The Service Providers Association’s response to the Treasury consultation over contractors’ travelling expenses will be submitted within the week.
�sses well outside the original target group. Both IR35 and the proposed income shifting legislation fall� �ion The concern from many commentators within the contracting community is that the government in general, and� �penses for contractors who work under overarching contracts and, as such, applies to contractors who use umbr�
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| Wed, 08 Oct 2008
Agency Workers Directive will be law ‘in the coming few months’, confirms PM Brown
In his speech to the Trades Union Congress, Prime Minister Gordon Brown confirmed that the AWD will become law in the next session of Parliament.
�d very well result in a situation similar to when IR35 was launched; a law that might be poorly thought� �es no doubt that the responses by contractors and contracting sector organisations to the consultation held by�
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| Wed, 16 Sept 2009
Conference reveals troubled times ahead for contractors
Speakers at Lawspeed’s ‘Knowledge is Power’ event this week announced that the newly adopted Agency Workers Directive could have far reaching effects on the UK’s contracting industry.
�rushed and poorly considered legislation such as IR35 , but early indications of how the government pla� �the Agency Workers Directive , delegates from the contracting, recruitment and end-client sectors were told tha� �ing for umbrella companies and who generate their contracts via agencies will find themselves in a similar si�
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| Fri, 27 Jun 2008
Benchmark rates for contractors working overseas
Expat contractors can use overseas benchmark rates to claim expenses tax relief with minimum administrative hassle, says Abbott Moore’s James Abbott.
�d company contractors who are deemed to be within IR35 will not qualify for these rates, in line with th�
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Articles: Contracting Overseas
| Wed, 06 Jul 2016
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