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Contract through a recruitment agency
I've received a copy of the contract that I will have with the agency. It seems to fall squarely within IR35, which is a bit of a blow. The attractive contract is now not so much.... Wish me luck getting that changed! Cheers Andy- RFDAndy
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Contract through a recruitment agency
Good stuff. things are so much easier when contracting direct to a client, and not involving agencies! Does anyone know exactly why they require my tax reference number though? I can understand wanting all the other stuff, but not really the UTR number... Andy- RFDAndy
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Contract through a recruitment agency
Ah right, that's good to know. The agency are being a bit odd, as they have requested scans of my passport, birth certificate, NI number proof, copies of my companies certificate of incorporation, VAT certificate, TAX reference number, and copies of the indemnity/liability insurance certs...- RFDAndy
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Contract through a recruitment agency
Hi folks, for the last 4 years or so, I have been contracting direct to clients, without using any recruitment agencies, and invoicing clients direct. it's been going great. However, I have now been offered a new contract, through a recruitment agency. I'm keen to take it, as the project...- RFDAndy
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Accountancy advise
Oops! :emb In my defence, I am an engineer, not an English teacher :) I should also add, I'm using the flat rate scheme for VAT too... Andy- RFDAndy
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Accountancy advise
Hi folks, I've been working on a contract for 4 months now, usinga Ltd company I set up specifically for it. I've been using one of the large (well known perhaps?!) accountancy services, after being recommended them by a couple of fellow contractors. I'm not overly impressed with this setup...- RFDAndy
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Long term contracts - 2 years plus.
Good afternoon all. I've just joined this forum after being a bit of a lurker for a while now, hopefully you'll all go easy on me! I remember reading some interesting an informative info on here when I started out contracting, and I was rather hoping I could find some relelvant info again now...- RFDAndy
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