RE: FN-FORUM:

date posted 18th January 2008 16:54

The IR35 is a nightmare but from what I know colin, if you work as
self-employed for a single client (or one who provides a large % of your
turnover) then it can be seen as tax evasion as the client should be
employing you on PAYE. I think this is worse if you used to be PAYE for
their company.

Now im no tax expert and far from it, but I looked into this when
working for a company years ago and was stopped because of IR35.=20

This article seems to explain it

http://www.contracteye.co.uk/ir35_employment_status.shtml

Im sure there are ways around it, I just don't know them=20


-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL REMOVED] [EMAIL REMOVED] On Behalf Of Colin
Robson
Sent: 18 January 2008 17:33
To: Brendan Oliver
Subject: FN-FORUM:



Hi there,



How does the IR35 affect me? i'm just having a read of it on wiki and
can't work

it out.



going off what people have mentioned (and the area where i work, and
annual sal),

i'm thinking that 22/hr might not appear unreasonable? (area northwest /
prestonish)



Colin








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