The HMRC online test for IR35

[northernladuk]

Can you respond after the quote, not before it please.

[jamesbrown]

Sure.

Can you respond after the quote, not before it please.

[SueEllen]

Stop being difficult.

Sure.

[jamesbrown]

Stop being difficult.

Well, that told me.

Stop being difficult.

[Gomez]

Can you respond after the quote, not before it please.

I'll try next time! Must try harder. This is the second time you've picked me up on this.

[northernladuk]

I'll try next time! Must try harder. This is the second time you've picked me up on this.

It's a pain on the mobile app as you have to scroll up to see what you've put and then down again to read the context, particularly when you are quoting long posts. Wouldn't really be a problem on a PC.

[poorautojobber]

Not quite. You'll have to take your client to court.. Not many people willing to do that.

Maybe the client would take HMRC on? A flawed tool costing them money because it will increase costs long-term. Their flexible skilled labour force will start to disappear as they go perm. Doesn't seem like any winners other than HMRC's subversion of IR35.

[northernladuk]

Maybe the client would take HMRC on? A flawed tool costing them money because it will increase costs long-term. Their flexible skilled labour force will start to disappear as they go perm. Doesn't seem like any winners other than HMRC's subversion of IR35.

Again no. It's so confusing for them so I doubt they will understand it enough to dare and they won't have an appetite to HMRC on over your tax status anyway. Means nothing to them.