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    Working in UK with LtdCO - contract with EU company

    Thanks - makes sense.
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    Working in UK with LtdCO - contract with EU company

    I'm looking to take on a contract for a German company, where I'll be working in the UK. I'm expecting to use my own LtdCo which will invoice the client in euros. My current accountants haven't been too helpful with advise on any tax implications. I'm pretty sure IR35 won't come into it -...
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    Contract - Electronically Signed - No Signed copy for me

    I've signed through signable.co.uk Certainly had copies back myself - and you should certainly have one. It's a contract that works both ways - so it's not on that you don't have a copy of what they've agreed to.
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    IR35 and Agile (XP)

    Good advice :D I'm think of switching to Windows 3.1 to really prove my independence. Anyone got a 3.5inch drive I could attach to my macbook? I note that a few replies have assumed Scrum. That's probably due to the way most companies seem to think Agile implies Scrum, so a fair assumption...
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    IR35 and Agile (XP)

    Very droll. Especially the bit about politics followed by "Vote for UKIP" :laugh
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    IR35 and Agile (XP)

    That's actually the way I feel. Does that mean I'm unsuited to contracting? ;-)
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    IR35 and Agile (XP)

    Yes, I agree. I think its more the XP aspects, such as pair programming and code review that mean there's little choice over how to do something.
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    IR35 and Agile (XP)

    Any contractors out there whose client uses XP? My (direct contract) client is making it clear in the contract they don't see me as an employee, yet the dev team uses Agile and XP techniques: daily standup, pair programming, code reviews etc. Feels as if the contract might fail IR35 on C&D -...
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    Referring to spouse in contract

    Yup - will be getting it reviewed, but I've the option of a short term contract while Crunch take their 10 days to review. Contract differentiates between supplier and consultant provided by supplier (with substitutability provision) but these clauses do seem a bit odd. If the company *is*...
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    Referring to spouse in contract

    Hi All, Back to contracting for the first time in years.... I've got something lined up but was surprised to see clauses in the contract under warranties such as: "no-one other than the Consultant or their spouse influences or controls the way in which payments to the Consultant are made by...
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