Is this a blatant no no for IR35 rules?
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Asked to take work laptop home but cannot work from home
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How much are you charging to babysit/protect their equipment?Originally posted by bluepeter View PostIs this a blatant no no for IR35 rules? -
Rubbish. It's a security issue. It won't even be turned on at home (if the OP has any sense at all, that is).Originally posted by Zigenare View PostHow much are you charging to babysit/protect their equipment?
And, amazingly enough, not everything in the world has an impact on IR35.Blog? What blog...?
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Are yourco insured to take client's kit home?Originally posted by bluepeter View PostIs this a blatant no no for IR35 rules?The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't existComment
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Cannot choose the time/place where you provide your services is indicative of control. Not an IR35 slamdunk fail in and of itself.See You Next TuesdayComment
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Get a substitute to take it to their home.Originally posted by bluepeter View PostIs this a blatant no no for IR35 rules?Comment
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Did they say why? Or was it just an instruction. Context is everything and I suspect we have only half the information.Comment
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The IR35 knowledge is not strong with this one. If you are worried this is an IR35 problem I'd wonder how many important things you are doing that is important to IR35 and you don't know.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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I haven't contracted in the UK for a while, but IIRC it is important either to bring your own bog roll and/or steal their bog roll. But don't just turn up and use their bog roll without stealing any - that's a permie thing.Originally posted by northernladuk View PostThe IR35 knowledge is not strong with this one. If you are worried this is an IR35 problem I'd wonder how many important things you are doing that is important to IR35 and you don't know.Comment
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A proper contractor brings in their own bog rollOriginally posted by Old Greg View PostI haven't contracted in the UK for a while, but IIRC it is important either to bring your own bog roll and/or steal their bog roll. But don't just turn up and use their bog roll without stealing any - that's a permie thing.
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