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You need legal advice for the company, and you need legal advice as an individual. Don't get confused over the two sets of advice.
I got a new contract, and had to stay a year. I lasted just over two, by which time I'd served my purpose. It's a massive shift for you as a person too - you're no...
When I had an issue with a recruitment consultant constantly sending me unsolicited mail, I traced their emails to identify the server was with Virgin and complained to them. They took no action, so I threatened them with Ofcom.
I never heard from the recruitment consultant again.
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Something like this. Or the accountants have quoted on the assumption they'd be handed management accounts in good order, hence the need for a bookkeeper to tidy up the data into a format they can handle.
The directors are responsible for filing the tax return, and for making sure it is correct. We're obviously only getting one side of the story here. It's not inconceivable for there to have been a conversation in the past where the directors said they'd file the CT600.
Not quite the same, but we used to give internships to university students. They needed a project as part of their degree, so they'd come to us for 12 weeks. It was a real mix - some just wanted to tick a box, but others worked really hard and it was a pleasure to have them around.
Certainly traditionally, companies held stock in the UK to service GB and Ireland (as a whole). Honestly don't know now, but certainly pre-Brexit it would have been the natural thing to do.