About to go via a ltd company after working through a paye umbrella. What should I look for in a contract to make sure it falls outside ir35?. Should I get ir35 insurance?.
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I found this really useful section on the main part of ContractorUk
Look to your right hand side on the screen -->
There is a section called "CUK Navigation".
Look down the list there is a section called "First Timers" click on the link and see what you find.
You may find useful stuff like this - What about IR35?
I amazingly I read it and didn't burst into flames."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JR -
You're asking potentially very wide ranging questions and the answers could take all day, there are entire websites set up to explain IR35
As Sue Ellen says have a read through the links here, and it's worth reading through the PCG website too. If you already have a contract in place for the upcoming work then you could get it reviewed by a specialist - it's a lot easier to understand IR35 when you're looking at it in the context of an actual contract review.
It's worth noting though that IR35 is decided on your working conditions, not the written words. If the contract is perfect but it's a sham, you could still be caught.
Whether or not you want insurance depends on you and the contract you have. In theory if you're genuinely outside IR35 then you shouldn't need it, but many people prefer to err on the side of caution and take it out anyway.Comment
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostI found this really useful section on the main part of ContractorUk
Look to your right hand side on the screen -->
There is a section called "CUK Navigation".
Look down the list there is a section called "First Timers" click on the link and see what you find.
You may find useful stuff like this - What about IR35?
I amazingly I read it and didn't burst into flames.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostI found this really useful section on the main part of ContractorUk
Look to your right hand side on the screen -->
There is a section called "CUK Navigation".
Look down the list there is a section called "First Timers" click on the link and see what you find.
You may find useful stuff like this - What about IR35?
I amazingly I read it and didn't burst into flames.
The agency have the right of substitution in the contract - but I will probably get legal advice.Comment
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Originally posted by leeperry View PostYou amazingly you what?
The agency have the right of substitution in the contract - but I will probably get legal advice.
Seriously, read the guide on here and download the "Guide to Freelancing" at Home | PCG (and join up while you're at it) and read it properly. You will be horrified at how much you don't know.Blog? What blog...?Comment
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Originally posted by leeperry View PostYou amazingly you what?
The agency have the right of substitution in the contract - but I will probably get legal advice.Comment
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Originally posted by leeperry View PostYou amazingly you what?
The agency have the right of substitution in the contract - but I will probably get legal advice.
Some agencies put some "lovely" clauses into contracts..........."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Originally posted by leeperry View PostYou amazingly you what?
The agency have the right of substitution in the contract - but I will probably get legal advice.Comment
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