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I filled in a form yesterday where I had to select "WHITE-BRITISH". That is offensive and racist, but I checked the box and moved on with my life.
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You are probably right. My case is, in a way, a warning call to other contractors, that we need to stand up and fight IR35.
On the other hand, I am not giving up on this; I didn't understand it but neither did my client. They thought they "controlled" what i do because they provide me with...
Well. Good news!
The client is relenting; they misinterpreted the IR35 question regarding control.
They will inform the agency that my contract should actually be outside IR35.
Now the fun begins; to claim back 2 years of unlawfully deducted tax. I expect I'm not the only one.
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I know I shouldn't, but I cant seem to help myself.
I am willing to bet you have been a contractor for all of 5 minutes.
For starters, if HMRC attack my contract, I will gladly defend it as being outside for the full length of the contract. In fact the client will either come back agreeing...
Not true. I certainly didn't want to abandon the project as I was (and still am) the primary (currently only) consultant. I accepted IR35 because I actually didn't know much about it. I had no idea how intrusive and destructive it was, because I had never come across it in all my years...
I have been in the past but am not at present. However as I am getting out of IR35 one way or the other, I will be rejoining. Anyone have a discount code?
Lots of great answers, and deffo something to think about.
The comment that their answer to the substitution clause is wrong is an interesting one. It is so correct. The problem here is clients don't understand, and my problem is the people making these decisions are unapproachable by me...
I am in a contract working for a public sector client.
I have been contracting for 16 years and on this project for 4.
When the Public Sector Changes came about my client determined the contract was inside IR35. At the time, I put my rate up and accepted it; thinking it would only be short...