IPSE - A letter from the CEO about IR35 in Finance (ref: Lloyds, Barclays)

[PerfectStorm]

A letter from the CEO: IR35 in the finance sector | IPSE

[Qdos Contractor]

That's IPSE, not us. Confused me for a minute.

Seb

[sal]

The tile is wrong. Came here to see what QDOS have to say, turns out it's just IPSE impotence.

[mudskipper]

The tile is wrong. Came here to see what QDOS have to say, turns out it's just IPSE impotence.

Think that's a little harsh - can't see anything in that letter to take offence at.

[Paralytic]

Think that's a little harsh - can't see anything in that letter to take offence at.

There's nothing offensive in the letter, you're right. But, it's just full of platitudes.

Does anyone really think the tax system will be redesigned in the life of this generation? And if so, will it be driven by IPSE?

[PerfectStorm]

That's IPSE, not us. Confused me for a minute.

Seb

Oh bugger... got my mailing lists mixed up!

[northernladuk]

Oh bugger... got my mailing lists mixed up!

Lucky it's just QDOS and not Grindr in the title then hey!!

[Contractor UK]

Thread title changed to avoid confusion!

[ladymuck]

You're still on their mailing list? I was taken off in January - I never opted out, they just stopped sending me stuff after the AGM. Looks like I haven't missed much.

Waiting to see if they bother contacting me about my membership expiring in a month.

[simes]

The tile is wrong. Came here to see what QDOS have to say, turns out it's just IPSE impotence.

Any form of protest, if in the face of an immoveable force, can be seen as impotence.

While there may only be a percentile chance of protests going heard and heeded, doing nothing at all will guarantee not even that percentile.

So rather than whining plaintively, please can you illustrate for us what you would do if in their position. What IS possible other than what is being done already?