if so how do i go about it?</p> obviously i need to find a contract, but do i need to set my self up as a company or something?</p> any advice would be appreciated.</p> Cheers, James</p>
RE: I think most people on here like to do a proper job nt wish i could, but needs must at the minute. i havent got a job, and need one desperatly and this is the only way i can see of getting one.
RE: I think most people on here like to do a proper job nt You poor fcker.</p> No seriously, good luck mate. </p>
it's fairly easy. I did it for £50. Google something like limited companies for sale. £50 quid gets you going. Get a bank account. Jobs a good un. I am aware of some I.T. jobs in Sh1tfield though - although the pay is fairly crap!
RE: I think most people on here like to do a proper job nt Ha ha ha...... ooooo my sides. Proper job, oh aye.
RE: I think most people on here like to do a proper job nt Thee get tea on, James will be round soon. Cream buns and a nice meat sandwich, yer pair of quents.
You could just register as self employed, no need to be a limited company. Have a look here: http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/selfemployed/
He's my type of fan is that lad. Pays an arm and a leg to gerrin and gerrim sen stressed reight art. onni a proper fan would do that.
Most IT contract work comes through agencies and they won't touch you unless you are either have your own limited company or work through an umbrella company.
Well getting a contract is usually the key to this. Depending on how much you are getting paid and your working practices you can work through a limited company or be paid PAYE through an umbrella company. More info here: http://www.sjdaccountancy.com/about/ourservices/ltd_vs_umbrella.html and how a limited company can save you money: http://www.sjdaccountancy.com/about/resources/limited_company_and_umbrella_take_home_pay.html
