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Budget announcement:
There will be a £3,000 cash grant to 700,000 of our smallest businesses, delivered by Local Authorities, and worth a total of £2 billion.
So how do we claim this? Can we claim this?
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It won't go away, lets deal with it
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We have a new Chancellor, do we have any sanity?
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My client has begun to undertake a compliance review for all their contractors in advance of the legislation changes that will come into force in force next year
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The Referendum Results, the crashing value of the Pound (and with it freelancer's State Pension), the Legal Challenge and now Article 50. - We are going through the most important event of a generation; but do freelancers have an opinion on how this will effect their future.
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I've just stumbled on a CIPD article raising concerns about IR35, titled "HMRC vows to crack down on use of freelance staff".
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My limited company has been making regular executive pension payments to a reputable pension provider for 27 years. For the first two years only 60% of the payment value was allocated to my plan. During the next 8 years, 100% of the payments were allocated. After the 10 year anniversary the payments are supposed to be allocated at a rate of 105% - making up for the heavy initial charges.
My question is: How can I obtain convincing confirmation that I am actually benefiting from the additional 5%, kindly donated by the pension provider?
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The company project manager has signed my timesheets but the director has said he will not pay.
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Why do HMRC think they can base IR35 II on SDC only - when they couldn't originally?
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Freelance agencies in the Teaching sector seem to be getting away with exorbitant mark-ups, and 'screwing' both the schools and the freelancers / supply teachers
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