24th Feb deadline for handing in your notice

[MrStu]

20th of March, if you are able to invoice weekly

[eek]

20th of March, if you are able to invoice weekly

Nope it depends on your billing terms and your resignation terms.

For those on 4 weeks notice with monthly billing it's already gone. For those on 0 days notice and 1 week terms it's march 24th with payment march 31st unless your agency is offering payment on Wednesday April 5th

[MrStu]

Nope it depends on your billing terms and your resignation terms.

For those on 4 weeks notice with monthly billing it's already gone. For those on 0 days notice and 1 week terms it's march 24th with payment march 31st unless your agency is offering payment on Wednesday April 5th

That isn't the way the agency I'm through pays invoices. For me, I definitely have to give notice on the 20th.

[rob s]

That isn't the way the agency I'm through pays invoices. For me, I definitely have to give notice on the 20th.

Same here. 4 weeks notice and weekly billing.

[daemon]

Nope it depends on your billing terms and your resignation terms.

For those on 4 weeks notice with monthly billing it's already gone. For those on 0 days notice and 1 week terms it's march 24th with payment march 31st unless your agency is offering payment on Wednesday April 5th

+1

I'm giving my weeks notice to the agency on 17th March, last day 24th March, payment 31st March.

[coolhandluke]

Sorry to post a stupid question but if you have zero days notice but monthly payment terms what would be the end date? I'm guessing the end of Feb to be safe?

I've warned my client that the 24th will be my last day unless I can negotiate my payment terms with the agent. My only problem is that I don't trust the agent to stick to the agreed schedule!

[northernladuk]

That's an interesting point. What if the agent is late paying

[teapot418]

That's an interesting point. What if the agent is late paying

Not really in their interest to be, as they'd be liable for ErNICs.

[northernladuk]

Not really in their interest to be, as they'd be liable for ErNICs.

Incompetence knows no deadlines

[NHS1979]

And don't forget even if you're leaving before end of March, big agencies like sThree have already written to all clients asking them to make determinations on all contractors now. So you might get an IR35 determination and messaging to HMRC even before you've left