IR35 unfriendly wording

[mickey]

Hey chaps,

Qdos have assessed and failed the contract wording, and the client wouldn't incorporate the suggested changes into the contract.

An otherwise good job. What would you do?

[Old Greg]

Hey chaps,

Qdos have assessed and failed the contract wording, and the client wouldn't incorporate the suggested changes into the contract.

An otherwise good job. What would you do?

Get a PAYE calculator and offer them two different rates for the two different contracts.

[MyUserName]

Hey chaps,

Qdos have assessed and failed the contract wording, and the client wouldn't incorporate the suggested changes into the contract.

An otherwise good job. What would you do?

I just told them I could not accept it unless it was changed as it voids my insurance.
If they won't budge then take the inside IR35 version or walk away.

[suityou01]

Get a PAYE calculator and offer them two different rates for the two different contracts.

This. Gross up by 25% to the 40K mark, then 40%. Don't forget national insurance. As you are an employee on one of those contracts you expect all the usual benefits, 6 days sick, 25 days holiday etc.

[mickey]

Request to up the rate denied

[mickey]

To what extent would the ir35 insurance be the answer?

[suityou01]

Request to up the rate denied

How about bleeding the radiators?

[eek]

Request to up the rate denied

Then either accept it or walk away and remain on the bench....

[mickey]

Some other time perhaps

[suityou01]

Next time perhaps

The rate or the radiators?