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Contractor Doctor: Do I need an employment contract with my limited company?
The implications of employment contracts for limited company contractors are explained by Lawspeed’s Theresa Mimnagh and Abott Moore’s James Abbott.
�eveloping their contractor business beyond purely contracting, in certain circumstances an employment contract� �ficial. What employment law says about employment contracts According to Mimnagh, whilst employment status is� �or for nine years. I have never had an employment contract with my own company, but recently, one of the oth�
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| Fri, 14 Oct 2011
Contractor Doctor: Can I still claim for childcare costs through my limited company?
Contractors can still claim childcare costs via their limited company despite changes introduced in the 2011 Budget, says Abbott Moore’s James Abbott.
�by HMRC as employment income. Good luck with your contracting! Contractor Doctor� �a my own limited company. I’ve just secured a new contract after taking a year out on maternity leave to tak�
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Articles: Contractor Doctor Q+A
| Sat, 22 Oct 2011
Contractor Doctor: Can my client refuse to pay me on the basis they’ve not been paid?
Contractors shouldn’t have to wait for payment until their client has been paid, unless the contract expressly says so, says Roger Sinclair of Egos.
�the contract would remove this major advantage of contracting via an agency. If a contract has no ‘pay when pai� �ompany is concerned, he cannot opt out.” Consider contracts with friends carefully before putting the friends� �ays: “Unless there is an express provision in the contract that states the contractor will only be paid when�
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Articles: Contractor Doctor Q+A
| Sat, 22 Oct 2011
Contractor Doctor: Am I allowed to use other agencies?
Contractors can not only use other agencies, but should do so to generate an ongoing stream of contracts for well paid and interesting assignments.
�t adopt this contractor mindset , otherwise their contracting careers will be short, or at least far less profi� �s told by the agency that they will look for more contracts for me once the contract ends. But can they stop� �tractor Doctor, I’m coming to the end of my first contract since starting out as an IT contractor six months�
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Articles: Contractor Doctor Q+A
| Tue, 01 Nov 2011
Contractor Doctor: What hardcopy paperwork must I keep for my limited company?
Contractors can keep most business records electronically, but there are documents that must be kept as hardcopies, says inniAccounts’ Matt Poyser.
�ier and faster,” adds Poyser. Good luck with your contracting! Contractor Doctor� �ts or documents generated by the company, such as contracts and agreements Signed corporation tax returns and�
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Articles: Contractor Doctor Q+A
| Tue, 01 Nov 2011
Contractor Doctor: Can I run my contracting business through two different companies?
Contractors can trade through two different limited companies but there are tax, cost & commercial implications explains Abbott Moore’s James Abbott.
�ed limited company for this purpose. Can I run my contracting business through two different companies? Thanks� �xplains: “A contractor who might have, say, three contracts in a financial year – two with software houses an� �five years, trading via my own limited company. A contract has just come up directly with a small bank and b�
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| Tue, 29 Nov 2011
Contractor Doctor: Can my limited company pay for counselling?
Contractors can pay for certain types of counselling without attracting a Benefit in Kind tax charge or employer’s National Insurance Contributions.
�ce a benefit in kind charge.” Good luck with your contracting! Contractor Doctor� �company for over ten years. However, in his last contract my husband was harassed by another contractor, an�
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| Wed, 30 Nov 2011
Contractor doctor: how can I avoid a gap when going from permie to contracting?
Advises a reader how to make a smooth transition from permie to contracting without a gap in working.
�ppraisal I've decided to vote with my feet and go contracting. My notice period is 4 weeks. How should I go abo� �wer your question about when to start looking for contracts, here's a brief suggested action plan and some po� �ised pay rise we'd have retired years ago. In the contract market, this kind of 'promise' of future pay rise�
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| Wed, 21 Dec 2011
Contractor doctor: can I be forced to take time off for xmas?
Unless your contract specifies that you are expected to have periods of suspension, there is no reason why you should be obliged to take time off.
�ithout a reasonable solution. Good luck with your contracting! Contractor Doctor� �ks, Rachel Contractor Doctor replies: Unless your contract specifies that you should expect periods of suspe�
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| Thu, 22 Dec 2011
Contractor Doctor: Can I claim expenses for building an office in my garden?
Contractors claiming the cost of building an office in their garden may save VAT & tax, but complications may arise, says Abbott Moore’s James Abbott.
�ear Contractor Doctor I have recently returned to contracting and have the opportunity to regularly work from h�
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| Mon, 06 Jan 2014
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