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I concur. As a contractor in the UK, you are likely not paying National Insurance contributions, are able to write off mileage and other expenses, can reduce y
by hackerboos 12y ago
I concur.
As a contractor in the UK, you are likely not paying National Insurance contributions, are able to write off mileage and other expenses, can reduce your tax liability with dividends. Plus you'd still get access to the NHS.
I'm perm at the moment, but if I was a contractor I'd be saving a significant amount of money.
- shubb 12y agoThe main thing is that if you are earning decent money, you want to be a contractor because it is tax efficient.
- collyw 12y agoYou ought to be paying National Insurance.
- hackerboos 12y agoIf you own your own limited company and received income via dividends, it's not subject to NI.
- gaius 12y agoThere are a lot of people like this in the UK, not just in IT, the BBC, the media, even the government are full of them. They look like employees, quack like employees, but dodge PAYE. They are the problem, not a couple of billionaires with Swiss bank accounts.