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Staying in the same public sector contract after April 2017
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My personal situation is:
MyCo -> Agency -> Consultancy A (Private Sector) -> Intermediary Consultancy B (Private Sector) -> Ministry
I'd like to think I'm on the safer edge of the scale, 'Consultancy A's' site and don't even have contact with anyone in the Ministry, but to my knowledge no one has said where the chain of payments 'breaks'.
Consultancy A are pretty desperate to keep my (reasonably rare) skills, but I'm equally desperate not to be a test case.
I'm not 100% whether I'll leave or not. Both the agency and consultancy A are being pretty accommodating and understanding.
Maybe I should just switch to a contract which says I'll provide a deliverable and have done with it.And the lord said unto John; "come forth and receive eternal life." But John came fifth and won a toaster.Comment
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Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostAnd now they will likely be paying around £1250.
You couldn't make it upRule Number 1 - Assuming that you have a valid contract in place always try to get your poo onto your timesheet, provided that the timesheet is valid for your current contract and covers the period of time that you are billing for.
I preferred version 1!Comment
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Originally posted by BoredBloke View PostSo CG get 1250- 400 a day for placing a contractor on site. Nice little earner. So the tax take might well go up, but nowhere near as the overall costs
And yes spot on with the cost to the PS summary. Like we've said before the Government operates in a myriad of silos, and that will never change. As long as Hammond has his vote wins ticked he's happy for the few years he's in that job.Comment
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Penny has dropped this week in my patch of London. IR35 chats going on everywhere. The number one question is how they can still work with the NHS and avoid the retro threat.
I'm still peddling the view that they should join me in leaving current gig, find a new gig with new ps client and new role that's been put through the tool and a new contract that says liability for wrong determination is not ours (if this exists). Personally I would accept inside IR35 new role somewhere else until I decide longer term plans. Just want a new ps client to mitigate the retro stuff.
Agencies calling me and they are clueless - offering roles and going silent when I mention IR35.Comment
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Staying in the same public sector contract after April 2017
Originally posted by b0redom View PostMy personal situation is:
MyCo -> Agency -> Consultancy A (Private Sector) -> Intermediary Consultancy B (Private Sector) -> Ministry
I'd like to think I'm on the safer edge of the scale, 'Consultancy A's' site and don't even have contact with anyone in the Ministry, but to my knowledge no one has said where the chain of payments 'breaks'.
Consultancy A are pretty desperate to keep my (reasonably rare) skills, but I'm equally desperate not to be a test case.
I'm not 100% whether I'll leave or not. Both the agency and consultancy A are being pretty accommodating and understanding.
Maybe I should just switch to a contract which says I'll provide a deliverable and have done with it.Last edited by seeourbee; 9 February 2017, 13:47.Comment
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We are seeing a number of clients be receptive to genuine outside determinations and confirming appropriate working practices. My fear was that there would be some blanket decisions, but everyone seems remarkably engaged right now.Comment
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Originally posted by Andy Hallett View PostWe are seeing a number of clients be receptive to genuine outside determinations and confirming appropriate working practices. My fear was that there would be some blanket decisions, but everyone seems remarkably engaged right now.Comment
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