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IR35 and Subcontracting Work out

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    IR35 and Subcontracting Work out

    I have my own ltd company that I am working through.

    The site that I am working at is now looking at getting in an additional contractor.

    I am thinking about putting a friends cv forward for the role and if he gets the job to put him through my companies books as a subcontractor to my company. In a way I would be his companies agency.

    Can anyone tell me if doing this would this be beneficial from an ir35 position?
    I figure that this does demonstrate that my company is a valid business and not just a vehicle for avoiding the payment of national insurance etc.

    #2
    Re:IR35

    It would only help if the work he is doing is part of your project and you pay him as an employee, otherwise the Revenue will ignore it.

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      #3
      IR35 and Subcontracting

      Cheers for the advice - I guess its back to the drawing board then :rolleyes

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        #4
        Re: Re:IR35

        Bradley,

        Employee?? What's that got to do with it?.

        In my position (different to that posted) I undertake work an use sub contractors. Surely this clearly breaks the requirement for personal service?

        Simon.

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          #5
          Re:Re:IR35

          ASB - sorry, don't understand your point.

          Isn't IR35 all about ignoring the intermediaries?

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            #6
            Re: Re:Re:IR35

            Within the second contract if Fred is doing it through his ltd then he will be subject to IR35 on it (potentially). I wouldn't, since I am not providing personal service. The smae is trus if Fred were my employee.

            Of course if I engaged Fred in any form on Contract 2 this would make no difference of the IR35 status related to contract 1.

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              #7
              Re: Re:Re:Re:IR35

              Within the second contract if Fred is doing it through his ltd then he will be subject to IR35 on it (potentially). I wouldn't, since I am not providing personal service. The smae is trus if Fred were my employee.
              That's right but I would venture to say that a company employing someone to contract will be targeted less by the Revenue.

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