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Made redundant, offered contract work at same company
So assuming that the specialist knowledge I'm selling is: a) What I worked on before (a third party product). b) Then I'm caught by IR35 and will be classed as being re-employed? How have people been smart with this sort of thing in the past to avoid permy Friday, contractor Monday? The only...- deadlake
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Made redundant, offered contract work at same company
so the view so far is: 1) The redundancy payment will be taxed if I take new employment with them, does this mean I have to be out of IR35 for the work to be counted as not undertaken as an employee? 2) This scenario might not be IR35 bound, but need to consult accountant. 3) Make sure they...- deadlake
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Made redundant, offered contract work at same company
I take your point, but I see the type of contracting as short term until I find another company. I just want to cover all the bases before I go into it.- deadlake
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Made redundant, offered contract work at same company
All, I'm sure this has been asked many times before, but here are my circumstances: 1) I was made redundant last week as my ex-company of 3 years had run out of cash, 20% headcount reduction. 2) I've been offered a redundancy package and accepted it, this will be paid on the 14 Nov. 3) For an...- deadlake
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