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Best Practise \ Advise on 2 jobs in IT ?

  • 28-04-2008 04:35PM
    #1
    robbie_62
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 28 ✭


    Hi Guys

    Just a quick question(or ten!)

    Recently started work for a new company in the last 3 months as IT Manager,
    My old company havent found anyone to manage their IT setup and have asked me if I would be interested in keeping an eye on things.

    They are happy to pay me a fixed amount per month,possibly more depending on how much work needs doing.

    What is the best way to set this up ?

    I have been thinking about going out contracting on my own but I wouldnt know where to even start,If I did go contracting I would only really be dividing myself between 2/3 companies as they would have enough work to keep me busy.

    How do you set yourself up as a contractor ?
    Are there any pros \ cons when you are setup like this ? ie - mortgages,etc

    If I didnt go contracting,what other way would be open to me ?

    I know my old company dont like handing over cash every month in case the revenue come looking,and I would prefer to have everything taxed correctly and above board.

    Any advice would be greatly appreciated

    Rob


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