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'How much does it cost me to do my own administration?'

I've never run my own company before and it doesn't sound so hard. All I do is buy some software, get a company off the shelf and a decent accountant. How much effort will it be?

Case Studies

Richard M, a change management consultant from Canada, was offered a lucrative 12 month assignment in Amsterdam working for a consulting company. But neither the recruitment agency based in London, nor the consulting companies local office were willing to organise a work visa for him and his family. Luckily after he contacted http://www.contractortaxation.com and we passed his case on to our local partner in Holland, a full work permit was soon in place that would cover him for his 12 month contract and give him the opportunity to work for other end clients after that assignment had finished.

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Why use a Contractor Management Company?

I don't see why I should use a Contractor Management company - surely I can just set up my own company and get paid through that. I'll do all the administration myself. I've got some spare time on the weekends - how hard can it be?

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Interesting news and stories from Australia

Article from CPA Australia on the shortage of qualified accounting professionals in Australia and the reliance on employers upon the 457 visa to fill those vacancies

http://www.cpaaustralia.com.au/cps/rde/xchg/SID-3F57FECB-B4D62C77/cpa/hs...

Self Employment - Limited Companies

Starting and running your own Limited Company is probably the most well known payment solution for contractors in the UK. Typically, Limited Companies are bought 'off the shelf', with Bank Accounts already set up from a wide range of providers for a nominal fee of around £50. It is possible to do this yourself by applying via Companies House and then setting up your own Bank Accounts but this is a time consuming and painstaking process.

Financial Management Structures

Financial Management Structures ensure no compliance issues and a guaranteed return of between 80-85% of gross billing irrespective of the level of earnings. These structures are the only HMRC compliant options currently available that can guaranteed this level of remuneration. Enquire Now

These structures are highly recommended to anyone that:
a) Expects to earn over £40K per annum.
b) Wants to ensure a retention of between 80-85% of gross earnings.

Contracting In China


The Rise of Contracting in China PART I : Why the increase?
A Contractor Taxation Report

Contracting in China

Contractor usage increasing to meet skilled labor shortfalls

Case Studies

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