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Do you want the stress of potentially going to court to explain yourself along with the cost of that and the cost of the penalty you could have to pay if tribunal rules against you? Also with no support from your client as they will say they were compliant by assessing you essentially throwing...
Yes I think the client is more than likely clueless but I will provide them with a shoddy bit of paper to appease them to hopefully get an outside determination but I can't see that being the outcome. Although I don't think it would ever stand up in court but if it's them at risk from April who...
So my client has asked me to provide an MOU stating a specific Ltd company will provide a substitute for me and they are suitably SQEP to carry out my role.
I can do this but it just makes me think this client doesn't have a clue about the substitution part of IR35 and I think this won't make...
Yes I e tried to book a demo but they havent got back to me. Tried to phone to speak to someone but its just main switchboard and woman doesn't know where to direct me. Then on the site it has all the directors phone numbers but don't fancy phoning the directors.
After doing the ir35 shield one...
For post April 2020. They are giving me a sds using their tool in January.I have used ir35 shield which contains a large amount of questions and got an outside determination. I have had my current contract with them reviewed independently and its outside ir35. I have requested an example of the...
In the place where I do work the client will not issue an access pass to access confidential information unless you wee in the cup and its signed off as being negative to their standard
Not really. If you get this letter you are not obligated to do anything by law so you can ignore it. They use the word must which implies you are obligated to but you are not.
I went to an interview for a contract role and the interviewer just beat me down trying to make me become a perm instead it got to the point where my only response was "well sell me a perm role why should I go perm?" he was shocked and flabbergasted and he couldn't really tell me what was so...
I have just had a letter saying I owed near enough 1000£ due to underpaid tax 18/19 year. I basically told them I couldn't pay it all by January they said they apy what you can and then they will assess it and either offset it against my tax code or give me more time to pay. I told the guy I can...
Any budget coming up in October would be last chance saloon I reckon.
There's lots of contractors who work for a client of mine who are just going to retire end of march if there's an inside determination. Wonder how many of the 170k will do that.