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Starting Small Business - Accounting
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Why does that require a LTD company bill? Surely you can trade in any capacity not necessarily Ltd??
Hire LTD companies = safe from HMRC coming after you. (Instead the liability for tax matters would be on the LTD itself.)
Hire self-employed person = unsafe from HMRC coming after you if you if you are hiring people who are really disguised employee's. Unsafe from the self-employed works gaining employee rights.Still confused as I've never come across this before
It's very common in IT, and certain other sectors.0 -
I don't work in IT so it's never come up before. Interesting is this the IR35 (??) thingy??
Most companies I know that aren't Ltd just trade the same way but obviously completely different for them 'in house' only. To the outside world they trade just like a Ltd company and their liabilities don't fall on anyone except themselves.
Thanks for your clarification
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