Amending last years P35

[the4thamigo_uk]

I didn't say (and have never said) you shouldn't take IR35 seriously. But if the little brown envelope arrives, you either run around trying to work out what the hell to do and how you're going to pay for it and how you answer HMRC's questions, or you fill out the PCG claim form (or the equivalent if you're with an insurance company) and do what they tell you. There is a very good chance it won't go much further if you have professional support from day one.

The worries are (a) it will take five years, (b) you will say something irreversible that buggers your whole defence, (c) you will lose and (d) you will be sent a bill for several tens of thousands. All of which is still vaguely possible, but being properly covered at least means you're not on your own.

Thanks, I will have a chat with them on monday and post up their advice.

[css_jay99]

Hi,

I am filling my p35 checklist now and have those damn questions to answer

6a. Are you a Service Company?

6b. If 'Yes', have you operated the Intermediaries legislation (sometimes known as IR35) or the Managed Service Companies ........


Do I answer No to these questions ?

cheers

css_jay99

[Contreras]

I am filling my p35 checklist now and have those damn questions to answer

6a. Are you a Service Company?

6b. If 'Yes', have you operated the Intermediaries legislation (sometimes known as IR35) or the Managed Service Companies ........

Do I answer No to these questions ?

Well that kinda depends on your particular business don't it?

Advice here: It is P35 (Employer Annual Return) time, and once again Q6 rears its ugly head | PCG

[css_jay99]

Well that kinda depends on your particular business don't it?

Advice here: It is P35 (Employer Annual Return) time, and once again Q6 rears its ugly head | PCG

looks like a Yes and No answer. same as last year.

cheers