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Get legal advice. If they are not paying you now, they might well not pay other bills like unemployment insurance etc. That can ruin you later. It's not fun bu
by jerven 6y ago
Get legal advice. If they are not paying you now, they might well not pay other bills like unemployment insurance etc. That can ruin you later.
It's not fun but get qualified advice. With whom you can discuss your exact case.
- brudgers 6y agoI agree that there is a potential problem with taxes I disagree with the advice that legal consul is urgent. Assuming the OP stops working for free, tax issues, if they exist, have already occurred. Hiring a lawyer does not change that. Determining if there is a problem requires forensic investigation. If there is a forensic investigation, someone else will be paying for it because it is their money. Without a forensic investigation, there's no tax problem (like a tree falling with no one hearing). More importantly, the first order problem is finding a new job. Mucking about with legal consul is a distraction from solving that. And again there is no urgency. The normal circumstances are an employee finds this out long after the fact and systems are tuned to normal circumstances and dealing with the system normally is more straight forward. In software terms, it's YAGNI in the best case and JIT in the expected worse case. The worst worst case is only marginally worse than the worst expected case.
- UK-Al05 6y agoWe don't have unemployment insurance in the UK.