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Consultancy advice re tax etc.
LizW
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I work inaccountancy dealing with restructuring and was told at the end of June that myposition was being made redundant as my firm didn't want to source the specifictype of work I do anymore (this was part of a wider redundancy process and noother jobs were available). Anyway I have entered into a compromise agreementand payoff package and was due to finish at the end of this month.
However, myfirm has now asked me to officially finish as agreed but then enter a two dayconsultancy agreement for a period up to approximately Christmas - or sooner ifI get a new job - at a fixed daily rate. I haven't yet found another job so amprepared to do this as I will still receive my payoff at the end of the monthas well.
The HR teamwill send me a draft consultancy agreement but I have been asked whether I am goingto workas an individual or a corporate.
As this is ashort term thing for approx 3 months I don't want to go to all the hassle ofsetting up a limited company and all that goes with it but have no idea whatthe options are and the pros and cons of each - I presume tax is paid via selfassessment but don't know where to start to be honest.
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That's pretty much it to be honest, just let HMRC know when you start and finish being a sole trader, how much you earn via self assessment, they'll tell you what you owe them.0
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