Re: FN-FORUM: PRESS RELEASE : PCG REPRESENTS "INVISIBLE" FREELANCERS AT APPSBG PUBLIC HEARING

date posted 19th June 2003 18:10

But I enjoy a good stir (just like you do!)

> I was simply debating whether someone in my position should support the
> PCG specifically.

Hard to say really. But I can't see a reason to actively NOT support it. I'm
a member of most things that'll have me. FSB might be better for
non-incorporated businesses. I'm very fond of my FSB branch.

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Subject: RE: FN-FORUM: PRESS RELEASE : PCG REPRESENTS "INVISIBLE"
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> I have never supported IR35 - I totally agree with James' take on that.
> I was simply debating whether someone in my position should support the
> PCG specifically. Maybe the elements James so eloquantly describes are
> in the minority there, but I feel their attitude comes over strongly on
> the PCG site.
>
> Whether to incorporate in the current climate is another whole nightmare
> - one I have been discussing privately with Lindsey Hill recently. Do we
> want to start that discussion here?
>
> I agree that the government and the IR have created an unholy mess that
> is in no-one's long term interest, and that PCG have no doubt played an
> important part in getting certain aspects of the mess publicised. I
> certainly support them in that (and helped in a very small way by
> forwarding that work permit letter).
>
> David Nye
> http://dnye.co.uk
> Business Systems, Database & Internet Applications Design & Development.
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