Originally posted by eek
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Supposedly outside IR35 contract, but work looks in?
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Yes, he did.
And a rather large tax bill is heading in the direction of the contractor.
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Have read through that but in that case from what I can work out the SDS was not issued all the way down the line.
min an end client- PSC direct engagement with a SDS issued as outside, is that still the same?
so confusing!!Comment
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Originally posted by jojingles View PostHave read through that but in that case from what I can work out the SDS was not issued all the way down the line.
min an end client- PSC direct engagement with a SDS issued as outside, is that still the same?
so confusing!!merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Wow.
What is the point of having an SDS then if it can be retrospectively changed?
If the HMRC came calling and the company either did not want to fight it or thought they may lose, then every single company would just fold them and pay the BR tax and Employers NI as it will save them the full fee.
No protection anywhere, seems the only way is to go back to Insurance for the risk of that happening.Comment
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Originally posted by jojingles View PostWow.
What is the point of having an SDS then if it can be retrospectively changed?
If the HMRC came calling and the company either did not want to fight it or thought they may lose, then every single company would just fold them and pay the BR tax and Employers NI as it will save them the full fee.
No protection anywhere, seems the only way is to go back to Insurance for the risk of that happening.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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So are we basically saying that an outside IR35 role is effectively dead in the water. You can take them, have the right contract and the right working practices but still have the possibility that you could face a huge tax bill years later for no fault of your own with no way of insuring that risk?
If we are then that is a real issue or have I misinterpreted these threads.Comment
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Originally posted by jojingles View PostSo are we basically saying that an outside IR35 role is effectively dead in the water. You can take them, have the right contract and the right working practices but still have the possibility that you could face a huge tax bill years later for no fault of your own with no way of insuring that risk?
If we are then that is a real issue or have I misinterpreted these threads.
Short term contracts (< 6months), for a specific project with timelines and goals, where you have a unique skill that the company does not currently have, nor will it need after project delivery, that is more likely to be outside than a Microsoft Office L1 support person brought in to man the help desk, or a project manager given multiple projects to manage, etc.
Those that choose outside contracts are running businesses where they are prepared to take some calculated risks. If you're looking for insurance for everything and others to take the risk away, then you're better to look for Inside or permanent roles. At least then you know where you stand and those risks are mitigated.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Originally posted by WTFH View Post
Outside IR35 isn't dead in the water, it's just going to be rare - particularly for a lot of "contractors" who are really "permie-tractors".
Short term contracts (< 6months), for a specific project with timelines and goals, where you have a unique skill that the company does not currently have, nor will it need after project delivery, that is more likely to be outside than a Microsoft Office L1 support person brought in to man the help desk, or a project manager given multiple projects to manage, etc.
Those that choose outside contracts are running businesses where they are prepared to take some calculated risks. If you're looking for insurance for everything and others to take the risk away, then you're better to look for Inside or permanent roles. At least then you know where you stand and those risks are mitigated.
Question for the more experienced people who have a long term relationship with their clients. Do you have a Master Contract and take multiple SOW's or do you do a contract for each project they offer you.
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Originally posted by jojingles View Post
Good post.
Question for the more experienced people who have a long term relationship with their clients. Do you have a Master Contract and take multiple SOW's or do you do a contract for each project they offer you.
Once you are talking about Master contracts and SOW's as a small 1 man band you are rapidly becoming an employee..merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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