NHS - no more outside IR35

[bobspud]

In terms of retro grab, the impression I'm getting from these boards is that it's a higher possibility if you're declared inside when previously 'outside' and nothing else has changed. In your case you're outside and still outside so the risk to you hasn't changed from that of HMRC investigating before this stuff, if that makes sense.

From what I have seen the maturity of the people making the call is lacking to say the least.

So while one could think that retro grabs are likely: having now used the tool, got a stringent out result and gone through the process of compiling the supporting evidence. If HMRC would like to investigate should my department go the other way, I will be more likely to be able to prove I am right and they were wrong.

Of the questions I asked them the other week they couldn't answer any of them.

[RonBW]

1) high likelihood current client will declare me outside IR35 to make me stay, + move me to a sister organisation if they have to.

If the client is prepared to make that determination and put that in writing, then the liability would shift to either the agency (if they aren't lying) or the end client (if they are).

So on that basis, I would consider staying as long as the determination is in writing and confirmed by everyone in advance.

[LondonManc]

From what I have seen the maturity of the people making the call is lacking to say the least.

So while one could think that retro grabs are likely: having now used the tool, got a stringent out result and gone through the process of compiling the supporting evidence. If HMRC would like to investigate should my department go the other way, I will be more likely to be able to prove I am right and they were wrong.

Of the questions I asked them the other week they couldn't answer any of them.

I would expect that if you're out before and still out of IR35 in April, you'll be at the bottom of the list for investigation.

[Andy Hallett]

From the telegraph this morning:

"And last year Jim Mackey, who earns between £215,000 and £220,000 as head of another watchdog, NHS Improvement, spoke of how he believed there was “a door open” at the Treasury , saying the NHS needed to “get our case together” to get more funds."

More than 600 health quango chiefs on six figure salaries amid cash crisis

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