21st September 2011, 02:06 PM
The IfA policy is not just about charge out rates, but is also aiming to ensure that ROs keep within the law. The DF newsletter thingie mentions that units might have to provide an assessment from an HMRC status assessor that says that the roles that they are offering as SE really are SE. This is to try to get people to comply with the law and avoid bogus self employment.
"Should anyone be a self employed digger?"
No reason why not, but it depends on how the job is defined.
"Should anyone be a self employed digger?"
No reason why not, but it depends on how the job is defined.