After reading this on the current IR35 insurance status and the pending coalition stance, I was wondering whether it's still a prudent choice to get some ir35 cover.
Your thoughts on that?
Your thoughts on that?
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It's not all about IR35. There are many other gotchas out there. Have a wander around the PCG main website...Originally posted by JulesInch View Post
Anyway, IR35 hasn't gone yet and you could still get investigated. Let's not assume the risk has disappeared until it actually does.Blog? What blog...?
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I've just renewed miy insurance. FWIW, I am convinced that "son of IR35" will be much, much worse than what we have now. I wish they'd just leave it how it is.Public Service Posting by the BBC - Bloggs Bulls**t Corp.
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Probably a smart move. Best keep an eye on what the new gvt manages to spawn, though!Originally posted by Fred Bloggs View Post
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Don't know actually, but I expect that the risk might even be higher than what we have now. But for example, if they were to bring in an Australian style 80% of turnover rule it would close down most contractors though.Originally posted by xxxxmmmm View PostPublic Service Posting by the BBC - Bloggs Bulls**t Corp.
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I am afraid, with a new system no insurance will be availableOriginally posted by Fred Bloggs View Post
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You won't know that until the new system turns up...Originally posted by xxxxmmmm View PostI am afraid, with a new system no insurance will be available"I can put any old tat in my sig, put quotes around it and attribute to someone of whom I've heard, to make it sound true."
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If the new system is well thought through and unambiguous then insurance won't be needed.Originally posted by xxxxmmmm View PostI am afraid, with a new system no insurance will be availableComment
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