Tax between Limited and IR35

[londonlad]

I wouldn't have thought finishing week before the legislation kicks in is the best idea either TBH.

Why do you think so, if I may ask please?

[northernladuk]

Because you and thousands of people will be doing exactly the same with a good chunk of the contractor market no longer being viable.

[londonlad]

Because you and thousands of people will be doing exactly the same with a good chunk of the contractor market no longer being viable.

I have already started my quest for new challenge. I am on weeks notice. So If I find something quicker then I wave by good bye.

Back to my previous question. My contract was reviewed by specialist Qdos and certified as outside IR35 and I work through agency. Moreover, I also have insurance in place to cover tax liability and indemnity insurance for current year. Have I covered my self for the worst case scenario that might unfold in future?

[northernladuk]

Pi has nothing to do with IR35 but yes you've done a lot more diligence than most. Working practices trump contracts which could be a problem with PS clients but there isn't much else you could do TBH.

[teapot418]

Why do you think so, if I may ask please?

The legislation affects all payments from April regardless of when the work was done.