Severity: Warning
Message: fopen(/opt/alt/php74/var/lib/php/session/PHPSESSID67d3c70474553b81be0737c9aaeeeb3b3b29f135): failed to open stream: Disk quota exceeded
Filename: drivers/Session_files_driver.php
Line Number: 177
Backtrace:
			File: /home/rtsqp5x89i0n/public_html/index.php
			Line: 316
			Function: require_once			
Severity: Warning
Message: session_start(): Failed to read session data: user (path: /opt/alt/php74/var/lib/php/session)
Filename: Session/Session.php
Line Number: 137
Backtrace:
			File: /home/rtsqp5x89i0n/public_html/index.php
			Line: 316
			Function: require_once			
 
             
             
             
									                                    Since 1999, HMRC have been fighting an increasingly difficult battle against contractors and the way in which they are employed. The argument concerns directors who take on contracts through their limited company rather than as an employee. Directors would have clients pay the fees for the contract into the Limited Company; they would then take a low salary (to dodge NICs and tax) and top up on dividends meaning they pay significantly less tax than full time, permanent employees.
To tackle this problem, HMRC created IR35 – a set of legislation forcing those taking advantage of the loopholes to pay the same taxes as full-time employees. Sounds fair right? Hold on; it’s not quite as simple as that.
Get in touch with us for confidential and no-obligation tax advice.
											
Call us on:
											
												0333 577 6909
											
											
											
Email us at:
												
												info@mstaxes.co.uk
											
										
 
                            HMRCPenalty Appeals & Tax Hearings
 
                            HMRC Tax Investigations
 
                            VAT Specialist Advice & Investigation
 
                            Contractual Disclosures
 
                            Offshore Disclosures
 
                            Voluntary Disclosures