IR35 Insurance

[eek]

my point was that you're providing a load of irrelevant waffle (again).

IPSE and QDOS are both forms of insurance. The fact that IPSE provides more is a bonus not a problem and refusing to use IPSE for insurance because you don't like their goals/views/cut-of-their-jib is not good business, nor does it answer the question.

Not if IPSE is more than QDOS and those benefits aren't worth the difference in price...

[JohntheBike]

my point was that you're providing a load of irrelevant waffle (again).

IPSE and QDOS are both forms of insurance. The fact that IPSE provides more is a bonus not a problem and refusing to use IPSE for insurance because you don't like their goals/views/cut-of-their-jib is not good business, nor does it answer the question.

IPSE doesn't provide insurance. They are in effect agents for insurance providers. The tax investigation insurance is provided by Merkel Tax (previously Abbey Tax). Public liability and professional indemnity insurance is provided by Randell Dorling. Merkel's product can be bought directly for less and Randell Dorling's offerings don't depend on being an IPSE member.

[JohntheBike]

Not if IPSE is more than QDOS and those benefits aren't worth the difference in price...

which is the point I'm trying to make.

[SimonMac]

Which ever you go for look at the fine print carefully, the limitations on IPSE "insurance" is well known, but I'd double check with QDOS as well