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Recent content by ambient
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SJD Advice on RTI Changes to payroll
Should all SJD customers have received the email about this? I ask, since i'm yet to receive mine!- ambient
- Post #34
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Enforced Xmas not working - penny pinching clients
You are of course correct in the broad sense. Sometimes it doesn't lead to a great employee/employer relationship though. My point really was the MoO clause in a good contract and IR35. Usually says "the client isn't obliged to offer and the supplier isn't obliged to accept work" or some such...- ambient
- Post #19
- Forum: Business / Contracts
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Enforced Xmas not working - penny pinching clients
On the other hand, it's a great pointer to being outside IR35, particularly if the place doesn't close down completely over Christmas (as an employer couldn't force an employee to take holiday in those circumstances). This is the lack of MoO that we're surely all striving for. Besides, it's...- ambient
- Post #3
- Forum: Business / Contracts
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Best route re: IR35?
Why thanks, praise indeed! But seriously, I think the OP here has a golden opportunity to clearly be a business. I can't tell from the info provided if this makes sense, but in addition to the fixed price route I described, i'd a) Pay for the upfront training from my company, it may or may not...- ambient
- Post #5
- Forum: Business / Contracts
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Best route re: IR35?
If at all possible I'd be tempted to go down a fixed-price route if I could, i.e. avoid a "contractor contract" altogether and instead use a supplier-type contract where you agree to deliver x courses per annum for £x,000. Or, if they are a consultancy, they might be used to customers buying 15...- ambient
- Post #2
- Forum: Business / Contracts
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XPS v PDF
Thanks for the link. I conform to that and also, like you, I maintain an offsite backup too to protect against hard disk failure and loss of the paper records through fire/flood etc. I'll declare that it was Abbey Tax (at a PCG Seminar) that advised against digital only, although I agree that... -
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XPS v PDF
Would you be prepared to say who has informed you of this please? All information that i've had on this to date has been that purely digital isn't acceptable. (After all, you may digitally alter the information on a receipt.....never mind that a paper receipt often fades over time.....*sigh*)... -
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PM contracts
I'm a BA rather than a PM, however the London market seems at little flat to me at present. Things are also seem to be taking ages to turn around than usual, i.e. lead time for CV review, interviews, feedback etc.- ambient
- Post #6
- Forum: Business / Contracts
