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Thanks! No, quite the opposite unfortunately. The taxes are higher and you're not eligible for anything a normal employee would be (covid payments, state pens
by LatteLazy 4y ago
Thanks!
No, quite the opposite unfortunately. The taxes are higher and you're not eligible for anything a normal employee would be (covid payments, state pension etc)...
The government are gradually outlawing the process now (IR35 pushes the tax rate up to about 80%). Back in the 80s, it was apparently an excellent deal but not anymore...
Still, it's good money if you can find a role.