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Depends if you're only interested in IR35, or whether you want a review of the commercial terms too.
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Unless the legislation changes significantly between the draft and the 20th, then the liability is clearly with the agency.Originally posted by northernladuk View PostIt's not worth getting it checked and having your own copy just to be on the safe side? I would have thought looking at some of the permie'esque attitudes some PS contractors have it would be worth doing in case they end up putting themselves inside somewhere down the line?
As long as there is a record that the client did the assessment, the legislation applies, and the agency is liable then what would your own assessment show?
Get the assessment and liability in the contract (or in an unambiguous format) and there is no benefit from doing anything more than that.
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It's not worth getting it checked and having your own copy just to be on the safe side? I would have thought looking at some of the permie'esque attitudes some PS contractors have it would be worth doing in case they end up putting themselves inside somewhere down the line?Originally posted by eek View PostCorrect - an the responsibility lies with the agency...
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Correct - an the responsibility lies with the agency...Originally posted by gbonner View PostHello,
I have accepted a role with a PS end client via an agency.
The PS client have deemed the role outside IR35.
Am I right in assuming that I don't need to get the contract reviewed by qdos etc as the contract is outside IR35 and the liability if later caught inside is now with the agency.
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Outside IR35 PS Contract
Hello,
I have accepted a role with a PS end client via an agency.
The PS client have deemed the role outside IR35.
Am I right in assuming that I don't need to get the contract reviewed by qdos etc as the contract is outside IR35 and the liability if later caught inside is now with the agency.Tags: None
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