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Potential Second Income but don't need the money now - Sole Trader or Limited Company?
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That exemption just means that you make the assessment and not the client. (Jeremy beat me to it.)vacheron said:That would be excellent if the company can pay pension contributions beyond the earnings
I have also read that there is a small companies excemption from IR35 which I also belive my client would fall under. 👍
It sounds like the work will be outside IR35, which is good.
Company ( employer) pension contributions are not capped by earned income. Annual Allowance rules still apply.1
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