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Confused - Indemnity, public liability, IPSE etc?
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If you use a sub you will need it, it's mandatory for any worker under your control which a sub will be.Obviously you don't have to buy it until you need it,but since it costs fourpence as part of a bundle why not have it and be covered?Blog? What blog...?
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So will Qdos as part of their complete IR35 contract review service.Originally posted by Zero Liability View PostI think it's more that B&C will negotiate to get the contract changed on your behalf, if it requires amendment.Comment
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Thank you.Originally posted by malvolio View PostIf you use a sub you will need it, it's mandatory for any worker under your control which a sub will be.Obviously you don't have to buy it until you need it,but since it costs fourpence as part of a bundle why not have it and be covered?Comment
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Qdos is essentially an insurance seller who have branched out into contract review service.Originally posted by rashm2k View PostOk, I'm quite confused with this.
I already have 'Full IR35 Contract Review' with QDOS, I also need Public Liability and Indemnity, but I'm not sure whether to get it with QDOS or B&C people say B&C negotiate the contract on your behalf (http://forums.contractoruk.com/busin...-clause-2.html), I think thats quite good. But then QDOS website has all the prices and seems all the more professional (doesn't meant its better service than B&C).
Or even use IPSE/PCGs for these services.
So I'd like opinions on a) which people have used and think is better b) what else should I be looking to get (apart from indemnity and public liability).
I guess what I'm really looking for is a list of things people consider necessary and then a list that are recommended?
B&C are essentially taxation experts offering contract reviews.
I got my insurance from Qdos but contract reviews from B&C.I couldn't give two fornicators! Yes, really!
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Didn't know that, I thought they mainly suggested amendments, but then I've not gone through their complete service.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostSo will Qdos as part of their complete IR35 contract review service.Comment
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Actually, looking on the website, they will do it as part of the £40 service - I guess it's only if you are using their free service that they don't do it.Originally posted by Zero Liability View PostDidn't know that, I thought they mainly suggested amendments, but then I've not gone through their complete service.Comment
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