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Is this odd?

4 replies

NannyMcphee12 · 08/08/2013 00:15

Lady wants a nanny but doesn't want to pay the tax, instead pay the nanny a gross wage & let her sort her own tax out. Is that allowed?

Another thing is petrol allowance - she doesn't want to pay that but the nanny to claim back from tax?
Is that allowed?

So confused

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Cindy34 · 08/08/2013 00:28

Doesn't want to pay employers national insurance, whichin a full time nanny job could be a couple of thousand a year.

Wonder what else they would not do... Give you paid time off?

Move along, it's a non starter assuming you are in the UK.

NomDeClavier · 08/08/2013 08:54

It's not allowed - and sorting out your own tax (being self-employed essentially) means you lose a lot of other rights. 'Sort your own tax' is code for 'I don't want to be an employer'.

OutragedFromLeeds · 08/08/2013 15:54

It's not allowed, but not that unusual unfortunately. Tell the nanny to find another job.

eurycantha · 16/08/2013 19:14

Don't do it !

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