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Different employment options...
I give up on this place. It’s a bunch of “experts” constantly arguing over syntax and words; I have to say it’s an unfriendly and unhelpful forum with a select few instantly trying to shut down others by playing word games. But if that then this, but you forgot to mention that but then... -
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Different employment options...
I guess what's confusing to me and a lot of others is when they say they're offering PAYE - does this mean inside "zero hours" contract or going perm? To some it means one thing and to others it means another. Just to add, if somebody is deemed "inside" they are going to HAVE to go onto the... -
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Different employment options...
Original post trying to help newbies and others has been deleted. There is no point in a forum. Please contact these users who have all the answers; nothing is acceptable in their eyes unless written by themselves using their vastly superior knowledge: Northernladuk Eek cheeseslice -
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No status determination and final payment after 06/04/2020
Prepare for changes to the off-payroll working rules (IR35) - GOV.UK April 2020 changes to off-payroll working for intermediaries - GOV.UK- Anubis
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- Forum: IR35 Reform
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No status determination and final payment after 06/04/2020
Correct. All about that payment date You work through March means you'll get paid in April. Any payments made by the client on or after 6th April means THEY can say you are inside, which by the sounds of it is likely to happen (inside also means roughly 20 - 25% less in your pocket and since...- Anubis
- Post #7
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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No status determination and final payment after 06/04/2020
Please read this. Be careful with this approach - no one knows what HMRC will do (they say one thing and do another all the time)- Anubis
- Post #6
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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No status determination and final payment after 06/04/2020
Any payment made by your client on or after 6th April 2020 will allow them to determine the status - you will have no say in it. You need to be paid prior to this or make sure you leave so that your final payment is received before 6th April. Alternatively you may be happy to continue as...- Anubis
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- Forum: IR35 Reform
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Could IR35 become Boris's Poll Tax?
A lot of them are brought in for only a year or two then head back home to India. They usually work through an Indian firm, which I assume means their tax paid benefits India. I could be wrong.- Anubis
- Post #24
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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IR35 for client managers
Pretty much nailed it. Good work :) Should be made into a sticky thread for others to refer to.- Anubis
- Post #2
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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HSBC bans its consultancies from supplying limited company contractors
In your opinion. In my opinion it's going to backfire somewhat. Some will accept and bend over for them; others will walk straight away. Those that bent over will soon be looking elsewhere to go. Companies are simply a group of people offering a product or service. If a large wedge of talent...- Anubis
- Post #10
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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plan of action
1. ill informed decision by people who have never met. Easier to blanket everyone and be risk averse than figure out each individual 2. Yes you would be more likely to put a target on your back. Try arguing you were once outside as a service provider yet the next day, according to the client...- Anubis
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- Forum: IR35 Reform
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HSBC bans its consultancies from supplying limited company contractors
"skilled people". Not cheap as chips robots. People who can think for themselves and specialize in something- Anubis
- Post #8
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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HSBC bans its consultancies from supplying limited company contractors
Yes...the old saying "what goes around comes around". If people could be paid 20-30% less for the same job and experience then they would be already. The big firms will think they've had their moment but the market will gradually correct itself as people know their worth. All it takes is the...- Anubis
- Post #6
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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HSBC bans its consultancies from supplying limited company contractors
Remember it's not just IT or office types that are getting shafted. Construction workers and their industry are also heavily hit What. a. mess. HMRC.- Anubis
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- Forum: IR35 Reform
