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Recent content by Sidekick
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IR35 review question
Depends on the wording and your agreement with your end client. Our clients subcontract and I'm happy to see if one of them would do a little write up for you. I would be careful of thinking of a substitution clause as just a line in your contract - there have been IR35 appeals in the past where...- Sidekick
- Post #21
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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IR35
Hi Rich, The trouble with general advice is that it's often misleading - with respect to IR35, it's a combination of your specific contract and your actual working practices so it's difficult to say more than educate yourself & talk to SJD - they're a reputable firm and the best place to start...- Sidekick
- Post #2
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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May be no opt-out for Ltd Company contractors in new Conduct Regs
Your REC Update - Conduct Regulations #2 - YouTube REC have been running a consultation for a couple of months - the video covers limited company contractors at 35:00 mins in.- Sidekick
- Post #8
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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multi year contract at same client - accountant advises closing LTD and opening new
If your contract and working practices are outside of IR35 (I'm assuming you've had your contract reviewed & OKed by a reputable firm) then there's nothing to be gained. Normally it's the working practices that are a higher risk, so maybe a good time to review them? Insurance is always a good...- Sidekick
- Post #9
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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NW forcing an IR35 contract review
The only issue with this solution is that you need to meet the conditions of the insurance - you should look into those now, as quite often it's not as simple as just making a payment. Your insurance is only valid while you keep the policy active and HMRC will go back years. Don't get me wrong...- Sidekick
- Post #25
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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NW forcing an IR35 contract review
I'm afraid Captainham is right on this one - HMRC will judge the photography and contracting individually. If your contract ticks the right boxes then you just need to focus on your working practices. Louise- Sidekick
- Post #19
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Business Entity Tests
Business entity tests Business entity tests Hi Socialworker, There seems to be so much confusion on the tests and IR35. Here's my understanding. Inside or outside of IR35 is a combination of your contract and your working practices. Personally I would not believe any advice that says 'if you...- Sidekick
- Post #10
- Forum: Business / Contracts
