brolly to limited setup-my case

[northernladuk]

Only that I must not be a disguised employee. My contract clearly states that I could be terminated without any notice or notice pay. Does that not make me outside IR35?

Start doing some of your own research. People have tried holding your hand here but you are on your own now. There is a link to the right that says IR35 on it. There is a search that will return 1000's of threads on it, there is google that will bring back 10's of thousands of threads on it.

You run a business now so it's high time you got of your arse and started doing you research I am afraid.

Start with the newbies guide to the right and then read all the links there. Then read em again.

[kal]

Only that I must not be a disguised employee. My contract clearly states that I could be terminated without any notice or notice pay. Does that not make me outside IR35?

Yes it does, that really is all it takes , seriously do some research or forget the contracting and get yourself a nice 'safe' permie job...

[LisaContractorUmbrella]

Only that I must not be a disguised employee. My contract clearly states that I could be terminated without any notice or notice pay. Does that not make me outside IR35?

No it doesn't. Have a read here for some history: HM Revenue & Customs: IR35 - Countering Avoidance in the Provision of Personal Services here for some updates which came following a couple of HMRC victories https://www.pcg.org.uk/update-recent-ir35-case-law, here for another opinion on the same subject Contractors shouldn't rely on non-IR35 case law :: Contractor UK, here for the Business Entity Tests which allow you to score how at risk you are of an IR35 investigation from HMRC http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/ir35/guidance.pdf and here http://forums.contractoruk.com/busin...ity-tests.html to understand why some people think the BET's are rubbish.

When you have read and understood all of the above you may be in a position to make a decision about your IR35 status, until then I would leave it to the professionals

[SueEllen]

No it doesn't. Have a read here for some history: HM Revenue & Customs: IR35 - Countering Avoidance in the Provision of Personal Services here for some updates which came following a couple of HMRC victories https://www.pcg.org.uk/update-recent-ir35-case-law, here for another opinion on the same subject Contractors shouldn't rely on non-IR35 case law :: Contractor UK, here for the Business Entity Tests which allow you to score how at risk you are of an IR35 investigation from HMRC http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/ir35/guidance.pdf and here http://forums.contractoruk.com/busin...ity-tests.html to understand why some people think the BET's are rubbish.

When you have read and understood all of the above you may be in a position to make a decision about your IR35 status, until then I would leave it to the professionals

You are mean.

[LisaContractorUmbrella]

You are mean.

Sometimes you have to be cruel to be kind

[northernladuk]

Sometimes you have to be cruel to be kind

Aye but it's the pleasure you get out of it that worries us

[LisaContractorUmbrella]

Aye but it's the pleasure you get out of it that worries us