Big agencies with no clue re IR35

[m0n1k3r]

Hays is a prime example of a contract designed to not help a contractor with IR35 issues. We've also heard from others of some contracts that allow tax to be deducted in such a way that the contractor could move inside IR35 on April 6th without requiring either a new contract or giving said contractor a legitimate escape clause..

Are there any downloadable examples anywhere? Hays or otherwise.

[SueEllen]

Are there any downloadable examples anywhere? Hays or otherwise.

Tried using Google?

[m0n1k3r]

Tried using Google?

Yes.

[LondonManc]

Some agencies seem to be writing their contracts specifically to catch contractors with IR35

Which suggests that they know that the gig is inside but are still blagging it to try and get you to interview in the hope that you're thinking £150 after tax is better than nothing.

The determination outcome is a must for me before I was to take time for an interview for PS; I assume that agents are relying on enough contractors to be ignorant to that, but with the amount of news it's generating, they'll struggle to keep it quiet enough.