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Recent content by Moss
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Dust settles - what happened?
I'm happy with it though. It's an increase on an already decent rate and on a great project/tech and perfect location so works for me. I'm pretty sure I couldn't get much more from them, and it's better than any alternative I can see at present.- Moss
- Post #67
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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Dust settles - what happened?
I am concerned. However, given that I've had over a month between contract start and end date, and the new contract is a new contract with a different agency, and the old one got contract and working practices reviewed and signed off by client as being outside - I'm hoping that's enough to make...- Moss
- Post #66
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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Dust settles - what happened?
Last contract ended in March. It was outside IR35 (contract and working practices reviewed and signed off). Having a gap of a month (while they were figuring things out) and now going back to same client in May. Different agent, different contract and inside IR35. Got about a 6% increase on...- Moss
- Post #62
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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First time contractor.. where did all the jobs go?
Hi, I'd add (or reiterate) - assume a high percentage of agents are just fishing for CVs and have no real job to offer, assume some more have unconfirmed jobs they are looking for candidates for (client has told them to start gathering CVs for a role that still needs authorisation), and assume...- Moss
- Post #79
- Forum: Business / Contracts
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Outside to Inside IR35 - Same Client, Different Agent, Different Contract
Thanks to everyone for the great feedback - useful stuff! With regard to this scenario - do you gain a lot by actually closing the company down? Would it be much different to keeping the company going and then invoicing through it again on a future contract? Would HMRC not have similar issues...- Moss
- Post #23
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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Outside to Inside IR35 - Same Client, Different Agent, Different Contract
Thanks - I'm assuming the contract will be a completely new/different one from the new agency (I don't have sight of the underlying client-agency contract).- Moss
- Post #22
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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Outside to Inside IR35 - Same Client, Different Agent, Different Contract
Well - in my particular circumstances the location and company suit my current needs perfectly. On top I've managed to secure a rate increase (although to be fair - this wasn't a deal breaker given the other benefits). I never tried pushing back on the decision, but I've been aware of the...- Moss
- Post #21
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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Outside to Inside IR35 - Same Client, Different Agent, Different Contract
Hi - thanks for your suggestion. I'm still undecided about whether to use a brolly or stick with my limited (my accountant runs a PAYE scheme for me). I've never operated inside IR35 before so it's a bit of a learning curve. If I did go brolly, closing down the company seems a bit extreme -...- Moss
- Post #3
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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Outside to Inside IR35 - Same Client, Different Agent, Different Contract
Hi All, Long time lurker, first time poster (please be gentle).. I just wanted your good people’s thoughts on my particular situation with regard to this whole public sector debacle (I was going to post in the Staying In Public Sector thread - but thought I'd start a new one as that is getting...- Moss
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- Forum: IR35 Reform
