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Client wants work done that falls outside of my current contract (IR35 implications)
My contract is direct with the client, there is no agency involved.- Tuttle
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- Forum: Business / Contracts
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Client wants work done that falls outside of my current contract (IR35 implications)
I had a 4 month contract with them before this, with only a couple of week's gap in between. Also, I think it is likely that the current contract will be extended as they are coming round to the fact that there is more than 3 months worth of work to do, probably more like 6-9 months. The...- Tuttle
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- Forum: Business / Contracts
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Client wants work done that falls outside of my current contract (IR35 implications)
I have a 3 month contract with a client to do a specific piece of work. I am working full time on that contact at the moment, charging an hourly rate. Today they have asked me if I could take a break from that work for a few weeks and do something else for them. My question is how do I handle...- Tuttle
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- Forum: Business / Contracts
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Potential client seems to know very little about IR35
Hmm, I know plenty about about my business and IR35 but I don't know the details about what the client has to do and I haven't seen an SDS yet because my current contract ends this month. I definitely agree with that!- Tuttle
- Post #15
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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Potential client seems to know very little about IR35
Thanks. Do you have any idea what sort of cost we're talking about, e.g. hundreds, thousands or 10's of thousands?- Tuttle
- Post #4
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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Potential client seems to know very little about IR35
I am trying to agree a contract with a company who seem to know very little about IR35. They are keen for me to do some work for them but I am worried that IR35 will prove to be too much hassle for them and the contract wont happen. They are going to phone me next week to talk about it but I...- Tuttle
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- Forum: IR35 Reform
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New Contract Starting 30 March 2020 ... Confused About IR35 Changes
No, it's not a small company- Tuttle
- Post #8
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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New Contract Starting 30 March 2020 ... Confused About IR35 Changes
So if the IR35 changes are 99.99% likely to happen is there any point in me getting this contract reviewed or should I just be asking the client for their assessment on IR35 status? From a quick skim of the contract I think it could be worded better in places, I was going to get it reviewed and...- Tuttle
- Post #6
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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New Contract Starting 30 March 2020 ... Confused About IR35 Changes
Ok, thanks, I didn't know there were any deadlines before 6th April. I'm assuming the IR35 changes aren't definite until the the budget happens, I'd like to think they will be delayed or scrapped but I know that is just wishful thinking :cry1:- Tuttle
- Post #4
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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New Contract Starting 30 March 2020 ... Confused About IR35 Changes
Hi, I have just received a 3 month contract offer for work starting 30 March 2020 from a company I have never dealt with before. I was thinking about getting IPSE to review the contract, as I have with other contracts, but then I realised that after April 6 it will be the clients...- Tuttle
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- Forum: IR35 Reform
