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Section 660. will it cost you £42,000?
Discusses the cost of Section 660 to the contractor.
�nly deal with limited companies. Is it related to IR35? Many companies have managed to protect themselve� �t themselves against IR35 by having IR35-Friendly contracts. HMRC then looked at the working practices, which�
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Articles: Section 660
| Fri, 20 Jun 2003
OTS Employment status review key questions: ContractorCalculator’s response
ContractorCalculator responded to the Office of Tax Simplification’s (OTS) request for responses to key questions for its Employment status review.
�ough the review specifically excludes coverage of IR35 , as the tax legislation is underpinned by employ� �Contractors and other contracting sector stakeholders are eagerly awaiting the outc� �nge employment status and give workers freedom to contract, or Remove the different tax treatment of earning�
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| Mon, 02 Feb 2015
Contractor calculators: now updated with 2005 budget figures
All calculators updated with 2005 budget figures. Calculate how much the budget affected your income.
�the contractor calculators available across both IR35 Calc and Contractor Calculator have now been upda� �ine income, taxes, effects of salary changes, and contracting options. Contractor Financial Profile Calculator� �ary Comparison Calculator : Compare two salaries. Contract Comparison Calculator : Compare two contract rate�
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| Wed, 06 Apr 2005
Contractor Doctor: My client is offering employee-style perks – should I accept them?
Contractors should avoid including any elements in their contract that might suggest they are disguised employees, and may be affected.
�oncerned that some of the conditions might put my IR35 and ‘in business on my own account’ status in jeo� �ed the role by telephone, the company sent me the contract. I am concerned that some of the conditions might�
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Articles: Contractor Doctor Q+A
| Thu, 10 Apr 2014
Contractor Doctor: I won my contract by tendering – does this put me outside IR35?
Strengthen your ‘in-business’ status by winning contracts via tenders, pitches and proposals to clients.
�acts through tendering – does this put me outside IR35? Thanks Aniela Contractor Doctor says: “Winning c� �balance if they make a loss! Good luck with your contracting! Contractor Doctor� �ch as local authorities, and I find out about new contracts when they publish an invitation to tender (ITT) o� �e contractor has the potential to profit from the contract, or make a loss. Both of these situations would b�
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Articles: Contractor Doctor Q+A
| Sat, 17 Mar 2012
Contractor Doctor: No substitution but can hire subcontractor: what’s my IR35 status?
Contractors with client restrictions on rights of substitution may find hiring a subcontractor achieves the same goals.
�my place. This makes me slightly nervous about my IR35 status However, a contractor colleague has sugges� �e employed Andy Vessey, Qdos Consulting “In a contracting context, the work completed by the sub-contractor� �s’ claims to be working outside IR35 on their own contracts. The implication of the client saying ‘no substit� �hs. Although I have a right of substitution in my contract, my feeling is that the client would baulk at all�
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Articles: Contractor Doctor Q+A
| Wed, 15 May 2013
Contractor Doctor’s lessons from 2012 will help contractors navigate the year ahead
ContractorCalculator’s Contractor Doctor has drawn together solutions to the key challenges that faced contractors in 2012 and will help them in 2013.
�roadly fell into three key themes: Concerns about IR35 Contractual disputes Financial issues. Concerns a� �012. We answered them all, and published over 150 contracting guides this year. To help contractors navigate th� �From contract ‘aggro’ to money worries: contractors brought hun�
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News
| Thu, 03 Jan 2013
Contractor doctor: can I take my first contract at the company i'm planned on leaving?
Should you accept your first contract at the company you are leaving permanent employment to go contracting?
�f contracting, in terms of lack of politics, etc. IR35 - you will almost certainly be caught You will mo� �Dear Contractor Doctor I've decided to go contracting and handed in my notice at my current permanent e� �oyee wants to become a contractor and so offers a contract to hold onto them, be warned. It is of course a t�
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Articles: Contractor Doctor Q+A
| Thu, 16 Aug 2018
Contractor doctor: does choice of umbrella significantly affect take home pay?
Does it make any significant difference which umbrella company you choose in terms of final take home pay after tax?
�previous advice and had the contract checked for IR35 and it passed. Double yippee! I'm now in the proc� �provide a top level of service. Good luck in your contracting. Contractor Doctor� �Dear Contractor Doctor, I've just landed my first contract, yippe! I've taken your previous advice and had t�
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Articles: Contractor Doctor Q+A
| Tue, 21 Aug 2018
Inside IR35? Get huge tax savings with a pension
If you are caught by it and currently do not have a pension, then you are missing out on huge tax savings.
�If you are caught by IR35 and currently do not have a pension you are missi�
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Articles: Pensions
| Tue, 07 Apr 2009
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