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Surely paying tax is of benefit to the country

Did you know that it is against the American constitution for the Federal government to levy income tax? The founding fathers knew the possibilities of abuse afforded by such powerful tools. Of the income tax levied in the US, the expenditure is approximately as follows: One third is used to pay for the standing armies [...]

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Why isn’t everyone doing this?

It is only recently that an offering which takes advantage of the opportunities afforded by off shore tax schemes, has been developed and offered to the lower salaried contractor. Until recently these arrangements have been the privilege of the super rich, but now through the application of the same laws, efficiently processed and then offered to [...]

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How will I get paid when using EBT

Our solution is registered with HMRC in the UK in respect of PAYE. You will be paid for the hours worked on contracts in which you are placed, usually at 15% of gross contract value or £5.60 per hour, whichever is the greater. This pay is then subject to PAYE and NICS. The full contract value [...]

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Who can join the Employee Benefit Trust?

IT Contractors High earning creatives – Writers, Musicians, Actors Self Employed people and Sole Traders Brokers, Analysts, and other employees in the banking industry Anyone with an annual income above £40k Post from: Employee Benefit Trust Related posts:What is an Employee Benefit Trust? An Employee Benefit Trust is not: An Umbrella company offering;... Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related [...]

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Questions about Employee Benefit Trusts

What if I wish to use my current Ltd or Umbrella Company? Taking advantage of an EBT requires that you are paid outside of any existing Umbrella company arrangement. As a director of a UK Ltd company we can also accommodate your payroll requirements. You then receive an additional benefit of avoiding the costly process of [...]

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What would you do with a 30% pay increase?

Do you wish to take advantage of the fall in property prices to upgrade your accommodation? Would you instead choose to: Work fewer hours, perhaps taking that long planned around the world trip without sacrificing any of your hard earned luxuries? Buy a share in a light aircraft and spend your free time souring free above the [...]

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What is an Employee Benefit Trust?

An Employee Benefit Trust is not: An Umbrella company offering; A Managed Service Company; An investment scheme. The value of an investment can go up as well as down. Instead YOU simply keep more of YOUR own money.An Employee Benefit Trust is: A 100% legal way to keep hold of your hard earned money (up to 30% extra every [...]

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5 Benefits of an EBT Payroll Solution

You keep 85% of your contract value It is hard to talk about this benefit – simply because it is so clearly obvious why this is important! The take home net pay resulting from using an EBT is around an additional 20% for most contractors, which is the same as working for 5 days and being [...]

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