Any word on the employer NI levy? Assume that stays, or am I getting double bubble given that I am currently inside?
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Originally posted by mattster View PostAny word on the employer NI levy? Assume that stays, or am I getting double bubble given that I am currently inside?Comment
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Originally posted by JPC View Post
I hear you Simon but lets actually look at this.
I absolutely pass all the HMRC checks re IR35 i am clearly outside. The only reason my current client pushed me inside were reasons i can't explain here. However. I have been informed already they will revert.
Based on a Qdos review and as above i am rightly permitted to claim i am outside from that date, when in reality i should be restrospectively reimbursed on my financial losses. This is in accordance to their own rules not 'what doesn't feel right to do'. This is what HMRC seems to eb towards too much, ie mind games, playing on such as attempting to bind Tax evasion and avoidance in the same group, and dare i say efficiency is snarled at also.
We shouldn't be bullied into submission here.
But yeah what a waste of millions of pounds of tax payers money and time at HMRC over the last 5 or so years, plus all the corporate compliance work, etc etc
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Originally posted by JPC View Post
I hear you Simon but lets actually look at this.
I absolutely pass all the HMRC checks re IR35 i am clearly outside. The only reason my current client pushed me inside were reasons i can't explain here. However. I have been informed already they will revert.
Based on a Qdos review and as above i am rightly permitted to claim i am outside from that date, when in reality i should be restrospectively reimbursed on my financial losses. This is in accordance to their own rules not 'what doesn't feel right to do'. This is what HMRC seems to eb towards too much, ie mind games, playing on such as attempting to bind Tax evasion and avoidance in the same group, and dare i say efficiency is snarled at also.
We shouldn't be bullied into submission here.Comment
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Originally posted by JPC View Post
I hear you Simon but lets actually look at this.
I absolutely pass all the HMRC checks re IR35 i am clearly outside. The only reason my current client pushed me inside were reasons i can't explain here. However. I have been informed already they will revert.
Based on a Qdos review and as above i am rightly permitted to claim i am outside from that date, when in reality i should be restrospectively reimbursed on my financial losses. This is in accordance to their own rules not 'what doesn't feel right to do'. This is what HMRC seems to eb towards too much, ie mind games, playing on such as attempting to bind Tax evasion and avoidance in the same group, and dare i say efficiency is snarled at also.
We shouldn't be bullied into submission here.Comment
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JPC Consensus is for an easy life is change clients for a contract outside next year, rather than stay with this client."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Originally posted by JPC View Post
I hear you Simon but lets actually look at this.
I absolutely pass all the HMRC checks re IR35 i am clearly outside. The only reason my current client pushed me inside were reasons i can't explain here. However. I have been informed already they will revert.
Based on a Qdos review and as above i am rightly permitted to claim i am outside from that date, when in reality i should be restrospectively reimbursed on my financial losses. This is in accordance to their own rules not 'what doesn't feel right to do'. This is what HMRC seems to eb towards too much, ie mind games, playing on such as attempting to bind Tax evasion and avoidance in the same group, and dare i say efficiency is snarled at also.
We shouldn't be bullied into submission here.
JPC: Yes
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JPC: Yes
HMRC: Has anything changed with your working practices?
JPC: No
HMRC: We’re you lying then or are you lying now
JPC: Erm…..
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For me it provides options. As before, it was blanket bans. Which is why I stopped contracting.
I have always had the opinion it's employed or ltd. Nothing else. And inside is just a temp worker.
I turned down more roles that I took up because of this. To ensure I was always compliant. First thing I would say to a potential new client. Why do you need a contractor.
If the answer was to compliment the team, or the classic(Because we cannot get a perm) I use to say no thank you. This will still be the case for now. And I think if people are careless they will be stung hard.
However Just think if they removed IR35 all together. Most big companies would not employee anyone. Only contractors.
Interested to see what the review brings. could end up being a poisoned chalice.Comment
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