IR35 Insurance

[BolshieBastard]

And before anyone asks: no, I didn't write that...

We weren't born yesterday, y'know!

[cojak]

It didn't cross our minds...

[Fred Bloggs]

And before anyone asks: no, I didn't write that...

[centurian]

A downside I can forsee ( maybe incorrectly ? ) to these schemes is that the cover is for only 12 months. If in that 12 months the IR35 cases then start to swing towards the IR ( especially if there is any restrospective legislation ) then there won't be any future cover on offer. I'd also like to know what small print is included in the cover regarding restrospective legislation !?

Looking at the stats on the PCG website there doesn't appear much ( almost negligible if properly represented ) chance you'll lose at the moment.

Despite being a 5 year old thread, a little prophetic in terms of BN66.

However the point raised is correct. If there was a "game changer" I have no doubt that QDos would honour their existing commitments. But there is nothing that commits them to offering the same cover on the same terms for a further 5 years, when the underlying situation has changed.

[malvolio]

If the PCG dream comes true and IR35 vanishes from the landscpae, two things will become clear:

a) That a lot of companies' business model has just gone up in smoke (so be wary about what you believe in the press )

and

b) People will finally realise you need PEI for reasons other than IR35.

With or without IR35, our taxes are going to rise anyway, and the Lib Dem half is committed to attacking avoidance every bit as much as the ex-Gorgon was. The trick will be to ensure we don't get another IR35 or another BN66.

[JulesInch]

And before anyone asks: no, I didn't write that...

Haha.
My experience with Qdos was also a positive one.