I promise you I've read all your great guides, help articles & gone through the forum, I'm about there with what I need to know, but I'd really appreciate just a quick discussion with live fleshy human beings with some questions I have about my first proper IT contract.
I run a genuine business, with multiple clients. Easily evident. I'm about to start a 6 month assignment/project for a new client whose paying a day rate. I've obtained this work through an agency (crimson IT), who, on monthly timesheet filing, they will be paying me. I'm nervous because I'm about to end my full time employment/job and do this contract in effect, as my main income, (it's not the same client that I was FT employed by the way). They will represent my main biggest client too (even though I'll be working for other clients)
I'm concerned about IR35, I've ran through both the gov. IR35 tool & an independent one, and got differing answers. However, the nutshell summary above is 100% accurate.
Appreciating I don't want to bore with too much detail, is the above any concern from an IR35 perspective? I'm really confused using an agency type of arrangement, I understand this makes it more IR35 friendly but still, wouldn't mind an opinion
I run a genuine business, with multiple clients. Easily evident. I'm about to start a 6 month assignment/project for a new client whose paying a day rate. I've obtained this work through an agency (crimson IT), who, on monthly timesheet filing, they will be paying me. I'm nervous because I'm about to end my full time employment/job and do this contract in effect, as my main income, (it's not the same client that I was FT employed by the way). They will represent my main biggest client too (even though I'll be working for other clients)
I'm concerned about IR35, I've ran through both the gov. IR35 tool & an independent one, and got differing answers. However, the nutshell summary above is 100% accurate.
Appreciating I don't want to bore with too much detail, is the above any concern from an IR35 perspective? I'm really confused using an agency type of arrangement, I understand this makes it more IR35 friendly but still, wouldn't mind an opinion
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