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Not sure why you think the reasoning is weak:
Originally posted by Hawkeye View PostExercise an adequate level of control over how, what or where you work. Not dictated by Client X
Originally posted by Hawkeye View PostThere is financial risk during the engagement with Client X
The contractor is not integrated into Client X's business
There is no significant notice period written into the contract with Client X
The company is permitted to deliver services for other clients whilst still working with Client XLeave a comment:
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Originally posted by ChimpMaster View PostYes I have to agree that the reasoning is very weak.
But if the client accepts it, then the risk is on them and not on you. Unless perhaps you're carrying any retrospective risk at this client.
Either way it's good you have it!Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI'd be interested to know what they consider financial risk.
None of those are particulary strong IR35 indicators bar maybe the last one. Have to be careful with working practices around that one though.
But if the client accepts it, then the risk is on them and not on you. Unless perhaps you're carrying any retrospective risk at this client.
Either way it's good you have it!Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI'd be interested to know what they consider financial risk.
None of those are particulary strong IR35 indicators bar maybe the last one. Have to be careful with working practices around that one though.
I know there are some inside and some outside but not seen what others were given as they have not shared.
I have tried it via CEST too and got an outside result. Not that it means anything. Also want my results from qdos to see what their view is for my own benefit.Leave a comment:
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I'd be interested to know what they consider financial risk.
None of those are particulary strong IR35 indicators bar maybe the last one. Have to be careful with working practices around that one though.Last edited by northernladuk; 13 March 2020, 17:10.Leave a comment:
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Sure.
Some of the points they clarified were:
Exercise an adequate level of control over how, what or where you work. Not dictated by Client X
There is financial risk during the engagement with Client X
The contractor is not integrated into Client X's business
There is no significant notice period written into the contract with Client X
The company is permitted to deliver services for other clients whilst still working with Client X
I have not asked for more information. I would like to see what Qdos state as they did a very detailed one which I completed according to the working practices.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by Hawkeye View PostUpdate for those that were interested. I got my determination from EY and have been classed as outside due to working practices. Still waiting on qdos review after 2 weeks. They said I'm in a queue as they are snowed under. So cannot make a comparison. But the company is abiding by the EY determination and will offer a contract based on that.Leave a comment:
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Update for those that were interested. I got my determination from EY and have been classed as outside due to working practices. Still waiting on qdos review after 2 weeks. They said I'm in a queue as they are snowed under. So cannot make a comparison. But the company is abiding by the EY determination and will offer a contract based on that.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostI bet you get good odds on the ones being outside being the ones that they can't do.so lots of new offshore resources brought in that can't deliver to the same level. Yay.
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