Re: b2b Contracts
Thats not what I meant James.
I was referring to the fact that their contracts are notoriously hard to break, even when they breach the contract on a weekly basis. I was not doubting your contracts, in fact it was a compliment.
Sorry, I had sarcasm mode turned on when I typed it.
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Guest repliedb2b Contracts
Thanks for your input there Dazza. There is no link between a company purchasing our contract templates and going into administration a year and a half later. Our contracts are widely used in the recruitment industry, and obviously some of these companies are more successful commercially than others.
James - 01273 236236
Lawspeed Limited
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Guest repliedRe: Contracts
CSi use Lawspeed contracts, so that's got to tell you something about how watertight they are......
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Guest repliedRe: Contracts
Calm down Billy Boy.
Me asking for a recomendation should make you realise I'm willing to pay.
I just ain't paying that PCG lot a penny.
Also, I don't need it for a couple of months so I may as well see if I can get it for free first. Any business man can tell you that it is the responsibility of a company director to maximise share holder profits wherever possible.
And another thing, we don't all earn 50 quid an hour to throw around like ticker tape. You obviously do though!
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Guest repliedRe: Contracts
Lawspeed
As a legal and commercial consultancy specialising in the contracting industry we are best placed to provide robust contract templates for use in a wide variety of sectors. Revenue-tested and industry-tested, with backup implementation advice.
Further details on our website or contact me directly
James - 01273 236236
Lawspeed Limited
legal insight, business instinct...
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Guest repliedRe: Contracts
Fork out a hundred bloody quid or pay a lawyer to draft it. For god's sake, what kind of business man are you? We have basically no overhead in this business, can rake in a pretty penny, and still have the nerve to whine about a 100quid investment.
-BB
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Guest repliedRe: Contracts
That PCGs getting none of my cash!
Can someone else recommend an accountants or law firm who sell standard B2B contracts which are outside IR35?
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Guest repliedRe: Contracts
I thik
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Guest repliedContracts
I thik you'll find many have stumped up the money to pcg or others to have one done properly. £100 is not much compared to the cost of losing an ir35 investigation is it?
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Guest repliedCorrect me if I'm wrong.
This site is full of clued up bussiness men who:
arrange their business affairs to fall outside the realms of IR35.
only work on business to business contracts which they obtined by marketing their companies.
don't rely on Dodgy Agency X to arrange their contracts.
If I'm right, there must be someone here who can supply me with a draft business to business contract. Don't tell me you all bend over and take IR35 with a smile on your faces!
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Guest repliedThanks Incubus,
Their business to business contract doesn't seem to cover many of the things that IR35 investigations are based on though.
Anyone else know of a good b2b contract?
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Guest repliedTry this:
www.tomslaw.com
Best thing is - they're all free... However, if it all goes pear-shaped, I guess you get what you paid for!
Cheers,
Kev
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Guest repliedThey have.
But it's One Hundred pounds to join and I don't want to pay that much.
Do you know if they sell them to non-members for like £20 a go?
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Guest repliedRe:Contract
the PCG have got some standard ones haven't they?
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Guest started a topic Standard Business to Business ContractStandard Business to Business Contract
Hi Y'all.
Can anyone point me i the direction of a Business to Business contract I can copy. I'm looking for a contract which is way, way outside of IR35.
Cheers,
Paul.Tags: None
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