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Sub-contractors in the UK

Wednesday, February 23rd, 2011

What is a sub-contractor in the UK?

A UK sub-contractor can either be self-employed (invoicing in his own name), or work through an intermediary – usually his own one-man band UK Limited Company.  By this I mean he may be the sole director or shareholder, or his wife/husband/partner may also be involved.  The main reason why an individual would invoice though his own company would be to withdraw profits by way of dividends rather than through a UK payroll, and thereby avoid Employers National Insurance.

Basically – a way of avoiding a permanent employment relationship and Employers National Insurance (social security). (more…)

Tags: Payroll, sub contractor, uk branch, uk business, UK Employment, uk ltd
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American / English translations

Thursday, December 23rd, 2010

As we know, it is often said that for some time the US and UK are two nations divided by a common language. This is true.

With that in mind, we have taken some of the common phrases that we as a firm often hear confused, or asked the meaning of. (more…)

Tags: Bank account, Culture, UK Employment, UK expenses
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Vehicle Taxation – Capital Allowances and Lease Charges

Monday, July 12th, 2010

The former Chancellor of the Exchequer, Alistair Darling, set the agenda to encourage businesses to own and use cars emitting a lower amount of CO2 by linking the writing down allowance on hire purchase cars and the amount of disallowance on lease car charges to the CO2 rating of the vehicle.

Capital Allowances

Significant changes to thecapital allowance treatment for cars were introduced (more…)

Tags: Alistair Darling, George Osborne, Payroll & Benefits, Regulations, tax planning, UK Employment
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UK Company car benefit

Wednesday, July 7th, 2010

The provision of a company car is normally considered a taxable benefit for an employee or a director. The company car benefit charge for a full year is obtained by multiplying the price of the car for tax purposes (in most cases, its list price plus accessories less capital contributions) by the ‘appropriate percentage’. (more…)

Tags: Car allowances, Payroll & Benefits, UK company car, UK Employment
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