Depends on what your principles are and why you are abandoning them. If it's about not taking Inside roles and you've never been offered one before when you've had no better offers on the table, then it's not a principle, it's a fact.
Also depends on how much you have in your warchest.
And depends on the likelihood of you being offered something better in a timeframe that is advantageous
And depends on your financial management skills
And depends on your tax situation and how you have managed your outside roles
And depends on what your burn rate is, and whether £800 a day inside is going to exceed it suitably, or not.
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Abandon principles and take £800 inside IR35?
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Inside is a load of old cobblers for us 1% of contractors who actually tried to operate as pseudo-businesses, but it's shooting yourself in the foot if you don't take it with nothing else on the horizon.
I've an Inside contract on a bit more than that, and the deductions are fairly eye-watering but earning >>> not earning imo. £800 PAYE is probably the equivalent of £550 Outside so not too shabby anyway.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by ConsultingTechArchitect View PostI’ve held fast since the IR35 changes and not taken an inside role. Just been offered 800 inside (12 month duration) and wondering if I should take it or not? My outside role is about to end and this role is on the table already.
Hold tight for an outside or bend over for HMRC and take inside?
If you end up out of work you may need some of that cash you seem to resent paying to HMRC.Last edited by TheDude; 1 June 2022, 13:09.Leave a comment:
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How the bloody hell would we know whether you should take it or not? It's your daft principles at play here, not ours.
THat said, having principles that stop you taking gigs that still puts you in the top 0.x% of earners is a little bit daft IMO. Letting the tax tail wag your income dog isn't smart. With such narrow thinking I'd guess you've not bothered to research how to mitigate the tax and make the most of an inside gig either. Extra month on the bench waiting for an outside gig and you are down on the year so your 'principles' are a bit misguided.Last edited by northernladuk; 1 June 2022, 13:07.Leave a comment:
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Abandon principles and take £800 inside IR35?
I’ve held fast since the IR35 changes and not taken an inside role. Just been offered 800 inside (12 month duration) and wondering if I should take it or not? My outside role is about to end and this role is on the table already.
Hold tight for an outside or bend over for HMRC and take inside?
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