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Consultancy Changing Supplying Agencies
The consultancy are a supplier to client as well. I do not think the client would really care all that much, as long as the consultancy completes their work packages. It's a public sector client. Thanks all. Some conflicting answers. Difficult one I think.- dave_m13
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Consultancy Changing Supplying Agencies
Hi All I've been contracting for a while and this hasn't happened to me previously. Currently work through MyCo - Agency - Consultancy - Client Consultancy had several supplying agencies, they have now decided that they are now only going to deal with 1. So my contract is not going to be...- dave_m13
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Opt out of Conduct of employment agencies 2003 act?
Here is a reply from the contract dept. The contract we have issued you has been drawn up with the Agency Worker Regulations 2011 in mind, and gives contractors protection against a number of factors when working on a Client’s site. I understand from your email that you operate your services...- dave_m13
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Opt out of Conduct of employment agencies 2003 act?
Thanks, I now have. I still am not signing the opt out as I know it does not really have any implications for being within IR35. I do not consider myself being within IR35 either, however this contract has it stated that the contract is within IR35 just because I did not want to sign the opt...- dave_m13
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Opt out of Conduct of employment agencies 2003 act?
Hi All Just a quick question, I have been reading through the thread, obviously not all of it, I remember doing so 2-3 years ago. I have been a contractor previously but have always opted in, never signed opted out. Just about to start again, had all the agent go through all the opted out...- dave_m13
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6 month contract Netherlands
Doing the contract will add value to my skill set, its probably the only reason I would do it. I was probably taking home more on a lower than normal rate of £250 day, looking at your figures above. I am actually perm at the moment, due to there being no contracts about. If that is profit...- dave_m13
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6 month contract Netherlands
Hi All I have been reading through various threads on here regarding contracting in Holland. However I am still unsure whether it is actually worth it. I have been offered a role of 500 euro's a day in Amsterdam, would it be worth doing considering travel, hotel etc. Do I have to go into...- dave_m13
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Dilemma over existing contract
Excellent, made me smile, first time today:rollin:- dave_m13
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Dilemma over existing contract
Thanks very useful information from your all. What I do is quite Niche, there are quite few companies around that require the skills but it can also be quite difficult to find them. Contract does not state where I work but am required to provide an office. No they cannot change the payment...- dave_m13
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Dilemma over existing contract
I know that it should not be possible to vary payment terms but if I do not agree I can quite easily see the outcome (Just the way the company directors are) Database Services, unfortunately not really what I do, only a small part of it. Been trying to get this changed without success as yet...- dave_m13
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Dilemma over existing contract
Hi All I would like opinions please. I have been working for company for 6 months now, contract extended again for another 6 months. Working direct. Had an unfortunate accident playing sport last week will need 6 - 8weeks to mend fracture in elbow and now have to work from home. I was going...- dave_m13
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What is needed to set up Ltd Company
Thanks guys, its helping slowly understanding all this. I should really contact accountant but thought i'd ask here first. Its a share question, when setting up company do people allocate all shares to the themselves or split them between spouse, I suppose it depends on different...- dave_m13
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What is needed to set up Ltd Company
Thanks for the information. Well I need to get it set up asap, due to a bid going in. I personally believe that I need all the insurances, including employers, I may not require it but they do not actually specify which they require. I think for ease on my side, will just use company...- dave_m13
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What is needed to set up Ltd Company
Yes I have, is the company formation from this site any good compared to others that I have seen on the internet, lots of different prices etc. I am not a first timer to contracting, being self employed for a few years and couple of contracts. However am new to looking at Ltd company, Umbrella...- dave_m13
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What is needed to set up Ltd Company
Hi All I have decided it is time to set up my own Ltd company for trading as an IT consultant. What is required, I have been reading a lot recently on here and other places. Obviously, Director, Secretary and shareholder etc. Can anyone recommend any of the company formation companies, rather...- dave_m13
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