caught in IR35, recruitment agency role?

[Nancy Little]

There is no such thing as before IR35. It's been around thick end of 15 years. There is inside and outside. If you don't get that you aren't really a contractor.

Deducted 10% fee? I'd be willing to bet they've already deducted their cut before it's offered. That's their margin and we get the rest. To let them say here is a rate and we keep 10% is very unusual indeed. Sounds like newbie tax.

If you are carrying on working for the same client you could be caught going outside to inside (but looking at the post who knows what you are) which means you were inside all along so in a bad situation.

Role will be an agent as it always was. Didn't you do your own accounting? It's just someone else doing your accounting now.

Your old situation was Client-->Agent-->Your LTD-->You
Your new sitaution is Client-->Agent-->Umbrella-->You

Ask the agent if they are flexible with umbrella choice? If not then there is your answer.

Most of the above could be wrong as your post is very difficult to understand.

Thank you Northernladuk! you answered me most question and very clear. Can you tell me what is newbie tax? it is strange that my agent tell me they charge me extra more.

[northernladuk]

the agency write me a new letter. It said my client cannot recommend an Umbrella agency and offering a payroll company that could address the IR-35 Tax issue. Does this payroll company is as same as Umbrella?

Nancy

Of course your client can't recommend an umbrella but you already said your agent can.

I can't help. Your English is so bad your post makes no sense. I am starting to think sockie. No one can work for a client with that level of English even if you are a coder.

[Nancy Little]

the agency write me a new letter. It said my client cannot recommend an Umbrella agency but they can offering a payroll company that could address the IR-35 Tax issue.
Does this payroll company is as same as Umbrella?

Nancy

[northernladuk]

Very useful contribution, thank you.

To be fair it's not some made up story about himself and it does contain one, nay, two correct facts so it's infinite improvement for him.

[ladymuck]

IR35 has been around for over 20 years old. You would know that if you were contracting in 2000 and 2001. So i guess you werent.

Very useful contribution, thank you.

[Fraidycat]

There is no such thing as before IR35. It's been around thick end of 15 years. There is inside and outside. If you don't get that you aren't really a contractor.

IR35 has been around for over 20 years old. You would know that if you were contracting in 2000 and 2001. So i guess you werent.

[northernladuk]

There is no such thing as before IR35. It's been around thick end of 15 years. There is inside and outside. If you don't get that you aren't really a contractor.

Deducted 10% fee? I'd be willing to bet they've already deducted their cut before it's offered. That's their margin and we get the rest. To let them say here is a rate and we keep 10% is very unusual indeed. Sounds like newbie tax.

If you are carrying on working for the same client you could be caught going outside to inside (but looking at the post who knows what you are) which means you were inside all along so in a bad situation.

Role will be an agent as it always was. Didn't you do your own accounting? It's just someone else doing your accounting now.

Your old situation was Client-->Agent-->Your LTD-->You
Your new sitaution is Client-->Agent-->Umbrella-->You

Ask the agent if they are flexible with umbrella choice? If not then there is your answer.

Most of the above could be wrong as your post is very difficult to understand.

[Nancy Little]

Hello, everyone!

I am a contractor. Before IR35, my recruitment agency gave me my service income after deducted 10% fee every month. After April I will sign with an umbrella company and let them do the PAYE, what the agency role will be? will my client still pay through the agency? My agency recommended three umbrella companies to me, Can I believe my agency and pick one of it or I go to find an umbrella company myself?

Many Thanks

Nancy