Ryanair Cadets - Contract info - (Please dont merge with 'Ryanair' Thread)
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You're good to go. The last time I checked, those 738s had jet engines not piston! Just don't let your MEIR lapse. Then you can't start your TR.
EK
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ting myself for a moment there!
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there seems to be two prices floating around here for the TR, one of 27000euro and one for 33000 euro
i paid 28809 euros about 18months ago for mine
can someone confirm the actual amount for me as a friend is looking at joining, considering telling him not to bother to be fair as T&C are getting pretty poor
i paid 28809 euros about 18months ago for mine
can someone confirm the actual amount for me as a friend is looking at joining, considering telling him not to bother to be fair as T&C are getting pretty poor
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Hi, with a TR around 33000€ and knowing that Ryanair make it clear: “Successful candidates MAY be offered an opportunity to fly…”
Do you know if unfortunately somebody has already been told by RYR after the TR something like: thank you but we are not able to hire you finally…? (for any reason).
Cheers
Do you know if unfortunately somebody has already been told by RYR after the TR something like: thank you but we are not able to hire you finally…? (for any reason).
Cheers
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Ryanair have over 110 new aircraft to arrive by 2011. Thats at least 4 a month! Someone has to fly them, they wouldn't just train people and show them the door, unless they weren't fit for employment.
Horgy
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jaco best ask an accountant about these things. There is a most likely a double taxation agreement between Ireland and Italy but ask a specialist and get the most correct info.
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Indeed, I should think Italy and Ireland will have a reciprocal tax agreement.
Can you clarify, Brookfield are INSISTING you set up a limited company now? Who is this "reputable firm" of which you speak?
Horgy
Can you clarify, Brookfield are INSISTING you set up a limited company now? Who is this "reputable firm" of which you speak?
Horgy
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We don't setup a ltd company,
From what I heard from the accountant was that we would be directors of a company that is already in existance with the accountant and we get paid as if we were employees thus avoiding all the IR35 malarkay and getting 500/month off tax bill from the TR cost and other expenses.
Quite a good system but it costs.
Nick
From what I heard from the accountant was that we would be directors of a company that is already in existance with the accountant and we get paid as if we were employees thus avoiding all the IR35 malarkay and getting 500/month off tax bill from the TR cost and other expenses.
Quite a good system but it costs.
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Just a tip, get your own accountant....... It's much cheaper.
AFAIK, only Irish based BRK guys have to set up a LTD company. If you are Euro / UK based, then self-employed is a much cheaper, easier option to take.
Do your own research into tax issues, get information from an independant tax advisor, not BRK or those linked with the company.
AFAIK, only Irish based BRK guys have to set up a LTD company. If you are Euro / UK based, then self-employed is a much cheaper, easier option to take.
Do your own research into tax issues, get information from an independant tax advisor, not BRK or those linked with the company.
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Fair enough Jaco.....
A friend of mine was forced to use a 'Chartered accountant', which is absolute bollocks. My accountant looked after my taxes long before BRK and he still continues to do so.
Another friend contacted one of the associated accountants and was quoted an absurd amount of money to look after his books.
Just be careful and check the wording of the contract, don't line the pockets of other companies wanting a slice of your money.
A friend of mine was forced to use a 'Chartered accountant', which is absolute bollocks. My accountant looked after my taxes long before BRK and he still continues to do so.
Another friend contacted one of the associated accountants and was quoted an absurd amount of money to look after his books.
Just be careful and check the wording of the contract, don't line the pockets of other companies wanting a slice of your money.