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Recent content by fxc
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The Decision Tool :)
I understand what you are saying, but suppose it never ends up being required during the contract, how would anyone go about proving the negative?- fxc
- Post #83
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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The Decision Tool :)
errr errr so unless Im getting this wrong, it appears as though if you have a good substitution clause then youre golden?- fxc
- Post #52
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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The Decision Tool :)
in other related news, I heard yesterday evening that the cabinet office are likely to make an announcement this week delaying this whole thing as "nothing is ready"... you can prob take that with a massive pinch of salt, but its what ive heard, fingers crossed- fxc
- Post #22
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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The Decision Tool :)
in my experience there is usually a clause along these lines, however it tends to be "soft" and in practice the client and contractor have tended to come to agreement. The work is usually not done in own time, for example, and is often still paid for to some degree. Im saying if it were "hard"...- fxc
- Post #19
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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The Decision Tool :)
if this was a "fix" would people be happy to take the risk and sign up to this?- fxc
- Post #15
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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The Decision Tool :)
also looks like if you have a clause in your contract that says you have to put right any work the client is not happy with in your own time and without additional pay, that also results in an outside verdict?- fxc
- Post #13
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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IR35 PS - So anyone had the discussion yet?
lots of people seem to think it will matter a damn whether the client classifies you in or out and that that decision will in some way be final. It wont be, in fact, if the clients classifies you as outside IR35 all that will do is ensure that HMRC know exactly who to investigate, and the...- fxc
- Post #206
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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Contracting in Europe - is it worth it?
the issue is that unpaid tax bills can be pursued by the countries revenue service with the agency being liable now, therefore the agency (if they know what the law is) should insist that you pay tax in country to avoid this liability. This is debatable based on the 183 day rule, problem for...- fxc
- Post #21
- Forum: Business / Contracts
