Qdos Ir35 assessment

[ementalo]

Just been reading up on the three free assessments when purchasing the PI insurance. It says it takes 3-5 working days to assess. Would the clients give you that long to sign a contract?

[stek]

Just been reading up on the three free assessments when purchasing the PI insurance. It says it takes 3-5 working days to assess. Would the clients give you that long to sign a contract?

Have you looked at HMRC's success rate wrt to IR35? Given most decent agencies' contracts make a reasonable stab at being outside IR35, why worry?

Short three-monthers, the odd six-monther, no problem for me no matter how the contract is worded, that's not disguised employment. It's the twelve-monthers, two years on site folks that should worry, and if you want that, go permie...

[Robinho]

In touch accounting will give you a free one for nothing and will do it normally within an hour.

[Mr.Whippy]

Short three-monthers, the odd six-monther, no problem for me no matter how the contract is worded, that's not disguised employment. It's the twelve-monthers, two years on site folks that should worry, and if you want that, go permie...

Why should they worry? length of time is irrelevant.

[jamesbrown]

no problem for me no matter how the contract is worded, that's not disguised employment. It's the twelve-monthers, two years on site folks that should worry, and if you want that, go permie...

This is wrong on both counts.

[SueEllen]

Would the clients give you that long to sign a contract?

Depends on the contract start date.

Also if you have to contact the client for some reason or another they definitely give you that time.

[nomadd]

Have you looked at HMRC's success rate wrt to IR35? Given most decent agencies' contracts make a reasonable stab at being outside IR35, why worry?

Short three-monthers, the odd six-monther, no problem for me no matter how the contract is worded, that's not disguised employment.

You were doing great up until this point.

It's the twelve-monthers, two years on site folks that should worry, and if you want that, go permie...

...and then you blew it.

Following that line of thinking, I should have gone permie 23 years ago.

Thankfully, I didn't.

(And yes, I know IR35 wasn't around then. Still...)

[Harmonic]

I sent my first contract for review with Qdos, I'd told the agent that I as going to before they'd got the contract to me. The client didn't have a problem with waiting.

[BolshieBastard]

I always use Bauer & Cottrill. Far more professional imo.

As regards clients waiting, some will, some wont.

[kingcook]

I had my contract checked recently. It took Qdos < half a day.

There's nothing wrong with getting the contract checked over. You don't have to go into too much detail. Just say to agent/client you're checking the contract and will get back to them.