Originally posted by Andy Hallett
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Originally posted by Andy Hallett View PostFirst time I've ever had a business negotiate their contract in public with me. Want me to do this online or on email?'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostOnline... Serve his ass up to him on here. Pass me the popcorn."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostOnline... Serve his ass up to him on here. Pass me the popcorn.Comment
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Originally posted by Andy Hallett View PostFirst time I've ever had a business negotiate their contract in public with me. Want me to do this online or on email?Comment
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If they are that confident their contracts and determinations are outside of IR35 then it's saddening to see the contractor landed with the risk.
Anything 'outside' is pillow talk as far as I'm concerned right now, given the only thing you can comfortably live with NOT coming back to bite you, is an 'inside' decision. The reasonable care stuff and blanket decisions are too much FUD to deal with.
Still too risky to dare doing PS work right now.Comment
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Originally posted by Andy Hallett View PostFirst time I've ever had a business negotiate their contract in public with me. Wanna talk about this outside?Comment
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Originally posted by Andy Hallett View PostFirst time I've ever had a business negotiate their contract in public with me. Want me to do this online or on email?
Why, when another poster asked who would be liable if HMRC decided a mistake was made, you very clearly stated
Originally posted by Andy Hallett View PostWhoever pays your company is liable. This is either the agency or the Public Sector Body if direct."I can put any old tat in my sig, put quotes around it and attribute to someone of whom I've heard, to make it sound true."
- Voltaire/Benjamin Franklin/Anne Frank...Comment
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Contract Wording
Our contracts are very powerful, but unfortunately they won't trump the law!
For the most part the standard contracts are generic as they have to cater for 2500+ contractors in the U.K. Sometimes this means that certain terms are superfluous or irrelevant.
I'll always respond to reasonable requests to correctly reflect the actual Agreement, just normally they get sent to us directly and not via a forum.Last edited by Andy Hallett; 3 April 2017, 19:18.Comment
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Originally posted by Andy Hallett View PostOur contracts are very powerful, but unfortunately they won't trump the law!
For the most part the standard contracts are generic as they have to cater for 2500+ contractors in the U.K. Sometimes this means that certain terms are superfluous or irrelevant.
I'll always respond to reasonable requests to correctly reflect the actual Agreement, just normally they get sent to us directly and not via a forum.Comment
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