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Staying in the same public sector contract after April 2017
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Not going ahead with anything as I can't even understand what you're saying. Shame really as your previous post was beautiful.Comment
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Just reviving this thread after the dust has settled over the new tool.
Has anyone decided or changed mind over what they are doing? Or are people sticking to their guns and quitting\getting paid before 2016/17 tax year is over?Comment
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Ltd > Umbrella?
Originally posted by philo View PostJust reviving this thread after the dust has settled over the new tool.
Has anyone decided or changed mind over what they are doing? Or are people sticking to their guns and quitting\getting paid before 2016/17 tax year is over?
If so I would account for the 6 months I will have already done through my Ltd. Co as if I was inside. (SIPP again)
I have been told that for the current tax year at least, there is no mechanism of informing HMRC whether you are inside/outside?Comment
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Originally posted by philo View PostJust reviving this thread after the dust has settled over the new tool.
Has anyone decided or changed mind over what they are doing? Or are people sticking to their guns and quitting\getting paid before 2016/17 tax year is over?
Baffled as to whether the new gig should be inside, inside via an umbrella or outside to not attract HMRC retro stress. Got my insurance and reviews done anyway, but wish there was an obvious answer to the above 3 options, or even the option of staying where I am outside, so I can move on from this. retro thing that's been freaking me out. At least I have optionsComment
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Originally posted by NHS1979 View PostThe current end client is still coming up with ideas to keep me outside ir35. Unless I see something in writing confirming I am then I'm definitely off. I probably will go anyway and get a new gig somewhere else.
Baffled as to whether the new gig should be inside, inside via an umbrella or outside to not attract HMRC retro stress. Got my insurance and reviews done anyway, but wish there was an obvious answer to the above 3 options, or even the option of staying where I am outside, so I can move on from this. retro thing that's been freaking me out. At least I have optionsComment
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My main concern is even if I answer the tools questions I get Outside.
Not sure whoever is using it internally is aware of right of subsitition or really if they are would they agree to it.
Even outside by the tool - it doesnt make you exempt from investigation does it?
Company even suggested looking into a contract review and taking out retro tax indemnity for me and them going into new tax year as they can't decide what to doComment
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Originally posted by philo View PostMy main concern is even if I answer the tools questions I get Outside.
Not sure whoever is using it internally is aware of right of subsitition or really if they are would they agree to it.
Even outside by the tool - it doesnt make you exempt from investigation does it?
Company even suggested looking into a contract review and taking out retro tax indemnity for me and them going into new tax year as they can't decide what to do'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI'm sorry .. Your client is going to take out indemnity for you. If that doesn't scream employer/employee I don't know what does.Comment
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Originally posted by philo View PostSorry - no they want contractors to indemnify themselves as well as get a contract review to say its outside and they will be happy to proceed with you as outside. I'm leaving as planned.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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