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Slightly unusual IR35 question.

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    Slightly unusual IR35 question.

    Situation is MyCo -> Agency -> BigConsultancy -> Client
    Client Pays for flights directly, BigCons pays for mileage & taxis, MyCo pays for accom and subsistence.

    A couple of the end client's permies are on about getting a flat/house together (paid for by the client) and want to know if I'm interested in joining them.

    What impact, if any, would there be on IR35 by having my accom provided directly by the end client?

    TIA

    PL

    #2
    You should have got things right from the start. If they're paying flights and travel, they should also be paying your hotel accomodation/meals.

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      #3
      Originally posted by Turion View Post
      You should have got things right from the start. If they're paying flights and travel, they should also be paying your hotel accomodation/meals.
      Why so? If I can negotiate an extra £150 per day 'to cover costs' even when working from home, why shouldn't I pay for accom myself?

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        #4
        Originally posted by Pondlife View Post
        Why so? If I can negotiate an extra £150 per day 'to cover costs' even when working from home, why shouldn't I pay for accom myself?
        Then you effectively did get expenses to cover accomodation and costs then. If so that is fine also, provided the rate is also decent. Just the way you explained your expenses in the first post did not say this, thus sounded a bit 'half-arsed'.

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          #5
          Originally posted by Pondlife View Post
          Why so? If I can negotiate an extra £150 per day 'to cover costs' even when working from home, why shouldn't I pay for accom myself?
          Agreed. It's called orchidophonia in polite circles.

          However, to answer the original question, it has no bearing on your IR35 status provided you are renting at a commercial rate - say an equivalent B&B for example. How your landlord funds the accommodation he is renting to you is not your concern.
          Blog? What blog...?

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            #6
            Originally posted by malvolio View Post
            Agreed. It's called orchidophonia in polite circles.

            However, to answer the original question, it has no bearing on your IR35 status provided you are renting at a commercial rate - say an equivalent B&B for example. How your landlord funds the accommodation he is renting to you is not your concern.
            And if I get it gratis? Although not specifically in my name (i.e. I stay in a pooled house)

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              #7
              Originally posted by Pondlife View Post
              And if I get it gratis? Although not specifically in my name (i.e. I stay in a pooled house)
              Don't. £25 a day is cheaper than IR35 taxation levels...
              Blog? What blog...?

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                #8
                Originally posted by malvolio View Post
                It's called orchidophonia
                Ability to speak to orchids?
                Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post
                  Ability to speak to orchids?
                  Nope...
                  Blog? What blog...?

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                    #10
                    No standard web pages containing all your search terms were found.

                    Your search - orchidophonia - did not match any documents.

                    Suggestions:
                    Make sure all words are spelled correctly.
                    Try different keywords.
                    Try more general keywords.




                    Maybe I should've used SKA

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