"Out by one issue with IR35" or "whether to work Mar 2020"

[BR14]

RUN AWAY! RUN AWAY! - The Sky is Falling!

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yet another one

[SimonMac]

OK with further reading of the forum I can see I'm (sadly) right.

Just wondering why people are recommending leaving Feb 24 and not 28th? I usually get my invoice paid around the 19th of the following month?

It's a rule of thumb, 7 day time sheet, 30 days payment terms etc.

DYOR

[gruntling]

OK with further reading of the forum I can see I'm (sadly) right.

Just wondering why people are recommending leaving Feb 24 and not 28th? I usually get my invoice paid around the 19th of the following month?

So I had been burying my head in the sand about IR35 and thinking don't work past Apr 2020 and wait over summer to see what happens.

But I read Fee-payer responsibilities under the off-payroll working rules - GOV.UK and

"The new rules apply to any payments made to the worker’s intermediary on or after 6 April 2020. This is the case even if the work was done before 6 April 2020."

So if I work Mar 2020 and my invoice gets paid (far too late) in Apr 2020 for the work (as is usual) this falls under IR35 changes?

Would it be safer to run for the hills at the end of Feb and not work Mar? Or am I reading the rules wrong?

[gruntling]

So I had been burying my head in the sand about IR35 and thinking don't work past Apr 2020 and wait over summer to see what happens.

But I read Fee-payer responsibilities under the off-payroll working rules - GOV.UK and

"The new rules apply to any payments made to the worker’s intermediary on or after 6 April 2020. This is the case even if the work was done before 6 April 2020."

So if I work Mar 2020 and my invoice gets paid (far too late) in Apr 2020 for the work (as is usual) this falls under IR35 changes?

Would it be safer to run for the hills at the end of Feb and not work Mar? Or am I reading the rules wrong?