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get accountantfrom what your saying your not actuallty employing her if you was you wouldnt be asking the questionthere are lots of things a business need to do apart from clean windows
Quote from: ronnie paton on February 09, 2013, 02:19:37 pmget accountantfrom what your saying your not actuallty employing her if you was you wouldnt be asking the questionthere are lots of things a business need to do apart from clean windows Actually i am employing my wife to do secretary work but my accountant said i can't employ her because she is not a window cleaner! i find it weird !
Does she needs to be in a partnership?
My wife is a partner. If you employ your wife do you need employees liability?
Just a quick question....does anyone employ their wives? Has anyone had a problem with HMRC because of it or advised against it?How many hours a week do you declare she works and what do you say she does?I was informed it was too much of a risk as HMRC would want to see that she was doing practical work ie cleaning windows and the exact number of hours she works?I'm very confused and would like to know what others think/do...... thanksBen
Quote from: ben M on February 09, 2013, 02:11:01 pmJust a quick question....does anyone employ their wives? Has anyone had a problem with HMRC because of it or advised against it?How many hours a week do you declare she works and what do you say she does?I was informed it was too much of a risk as HMRC would want to see that she was doing practical work ie cleaning windows and the exact number of hours she works?I'm very confused and would like to know what others think/do...... thanksBenTime to get another accountant Ben as your present one is giving you bad advice.It was on my accountants advice that I employed my wife to save on NIC.