Working through supplier to a public service/fix term contract

[LondonManc]

FTCs are not common in the private sector are they so would like the OP to clarify.

Unless the consultancy figures that the only way that they can get the calibre of contractors required for PS roles (who the client ultimately is) is via an FTC to put them outside.

[gables]

Unless the consultancy figures that the only way that they can get the calibre of contractors required for PS roles (who the client ultimately is) is via an FTC to put them outside.

But isn't an FTC contract subject to full PAYE? Obviously you'd save on the running costs of a LTD. The FTC roles I've seen advertised have been essentially permie jobs including pensions but just for a fixed period.

[northernladuk]

But isn't an FTC contract subject to full PAYE? Obviously you'd save on the running costs of a LTD. The FTC roles I've seen advertised have been essentially permie jobs including pensions but just for a fixed period.

Exactly..... More or less.

[LondonManc]

But isn't an FTC contract subject to full PAYE? Obviously you'd save on the running costs of a LTD. The FTC roles I've seen advertised have been essentially permie jobs including pensions but just for a fixed period.

Yes, which is what confused me with fixed term versus fixed price.

[Bheleu]

Yes, which is what confused me with fixed term versus fixed price.

Thanks everybody at least I known the best response to make now