No matter how you look at it, the risk associated with an outside contract post-April is substantially lower than the risk pre-April because the entire supply chain has a vested interest in defending your status and YourCo is never liable, absent fraud (very high bar indeed).
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Originally posted by Superfly View PostI have also been pre-briefed about working practices which I may have not been familiar in the past but which are crucial in reinforcing my 'outside' status and I need to follow rigidly.
I'd say that going brolly after already being there on a contract via Ltd is probably more risky or at least would draw more attention that carrying on outside.Comment
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Originally posted by dsc View PostWhat are those out of curiosity?
I'd say that going brolly after already being there on a contract via Ltd is probably more risky or at least would draw more attention that carrying on outside.
To be honest, I am just looking to protect myself, that is it.
I have never worked for this client before, neither as Ltd contractor, brolly or permie. This would be the first time I would be doing any work for them.Comment
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Originally posted by Superfly View PostJust a sanity check. If I have been offered a contract with a new client starting post-6th April 2020 which the client says is outside IR35, is there anything I should be concerned about?
From what I have been reading, there should be no concern. If there was any subsequent IR35 fallout, it would land on the client not on me. Is this correct?Comment
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