What's the most ridiculous....

[LisaContractorUmbrella]

take home pay percentage you have seen? We've seen one offering 85% for a mere 12% of your contract value - £1200 per month on £500 per day

This leaves 3% for HMRC - sure they'll be delighted

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take home pay percentage you have seen? We've seen one offering 85% for a mere 12% of your contract value - £1200 per month on £500 per day

This leaves 3% for HMRC - sure they'll be delighted

Someone on here was offering 120% via some Dutch Antilles/VAT err, scheme..


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[LisaContractorUmbrella]

[QUOTE=stek;1782070]Someone on here was offering 120% via some Dutch Antilles/VAT err, scheme..


So what's their sales patter - they are alchemists who have discovered how to turn base metals into gold?

[Old Greg]

Someone on here was offering 120% via some Dutch Antilles/VAT err, scheme..


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You remember my Oude Joris scheme. Funnily enough, I had three enquiries via PM.

[Old Greg]

So what's their sales patter - they are alchemists who have discovered how to turn base metals into gold?

It was very simple. You invoice including the VAT via a series of shell companies that disappear when the VAT man comes looking. Meanwhile, as an individual you receive six weekly loans in a fast depreciating foreign currency via a Trust in a third jurisdiction, that is then written off by that trust for tax puropses.

[Bunk]

It was very simple. You invoice including the VAT via a series of shell companies that disappear when the VAT man comes looking. Meanwhile, as an individual you receive six weekly loans in a fast depreciating foreign currency via a Trust in a third jurisdiction, that is then written off by that trust for tax puropses.

Sounds legit

[Old Greg]

Sounds legit

It is. PM me for details.

[LisaContractorUmbrella]

It was very simple. You invoice including the VAT via a series of shell companies that disappear when the VAT man comes looking. Meanwhile, as an individual you receive six weekly loans in a fast depreciating foreign currency via a Trust in a third jurisdiction, that is then written off by that trust for tax puropses.

genius!

[Old Greg]

genius!

And what % does your scheme return?

[LisaContractorUmbrella]

And what % does your scheme return?

Definitely less than 120% but I think it might be a bit safer