I wonder how much it cost them to ask GSK, how much it cost them to send out the letters, and how much tax it brought in? I suspect most contractors didn't pay but some did, enough to easily justify the cost.
In which case, it won't be one FTSE 100 company, it will be the entire FTSE 350.
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Previously on "Change contract from outside to inside IR35 with the same client"
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Originally posted by Andy2 View PostSo out of 100 ftse blue chip companies they chose GSK.
The chances are very slim
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Originally posted by Lance View PostThey might ask the client and the client may answer.
How else did HMRC get a list of GSK contractors late summer last year?
Any outcome is possible, but it's trying to weigh it up against the probability of it actually happening
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Originally posted by Andy2 View PostHow would hmrc know who my end client is. so unless they do full tax enquiry they wouldnt know that i am continuing at the same client
How else did HMRC get a list of GSK contractors late summer last year?
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How would hmrc know who my end client is. so unless they do full tax enquiry they wouldnt know that i am continuing at the same client
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Originally posted by Andy2 View PostThe client has made a blanket decision to force all the contractors to go through brolly or leave.
So it doesn't matter whether a contractor was outside or inside ir35 earlier
Now the question is there will be thousands of contractors in the same position as me after march who will continue with the same client but inside ir35, will hector investigate them all ?
The client has literally said, nah, we don't consider that role to be Outside (and since things cannot have changed in working practices just on 6th April morning, you see, you were inside all along - in Hector's books!).
If I were you, I will not consider that client at all, and will be looking to leave.
TBH, I am doing the same end of Feb... thankfully my contract ends then anyway, and they have hence not bothered to give me a SDS.
If you don't, ensure you have got all that extra cash (to cover all payments of 2 years so far), to part away in Tax, E + E NIs, et al.
When hector comes knocking, you cannot tell him you are just one among many contractors who have done this, so please leave me!.
There will be no one to go to court with you, excepting you (and your family helping you!). Think about it long and hard.
This forum / your advisers here are not going to defend you there.
Stay away from that client, please.
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Change contract from outside to inside IR35 with the same client
Originally posted by Andy2 View PostI think the solution is for the contractors to exchange their clients with each other after march, that will mitigate the risk.
Now someone should setup a website where people with same skillset can exchange their contract information with each other.
And agency legal departments will have a field day.
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Originally posted by eek View PostSo in answer to your first post.
There is a system that agencies have to use to report all payments to external parties (i.e. payments to you via your PSC).
That report for April onwards will continue to list you but show you being paid via a different company (an umbrella) and a subsequent join to another database table will show you paying a lot more tax in April then you were back in February (say).
HMRC might run that report and were they to do so they may proceed to send you a letter asking what changed and would you like to correct your personal tax returns for the previous 2 years.
Now no-one on here can say whether going inside will trigger such a report and the investigation you are concerned about. But it's possible and only you can estimate how likely it is to occur and whether it's better to take the risk, or better to leave and find a another client via a different agency.
Now someone should setup a website where people with same skillset can exchange their contract information with each other.
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Originally posted by Andy2 View PostThe client has made a blanket decision to force all the contractors to go through brolly or leave.
There is a system that agencies have to use to report all payments to external parties (i.e. payments to you via your PSC).
That report for April onwards will continue to list you but show you being paid via a different company (an umbrella) and a subsequent join to another database table will show you paying a lot more tax in April then you were back in February (say).
HMRC might run that report and were they to do so they may proceed to send you a letter asking what changed and would you like to correct your personal tax returns for the previous 2 years.
Now no-one on here can say whether going inside will trigger such a report and the investigation you are concerned about. But it's possible and only you can estimate how likely it is to occur and whether it's better to take the risk, or better to leave and find a another client via a different agency.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostYou say you were outside. Client now admits you weren't. HMRC will be rubbing their hands with glee.
So it doesn't matter whether a contractor was outside or inside ir35 earlier
Now the question is there will be thousands of contractors in the same position as me after march who will continue with the same client but inside ir35, will hector investigate them all ?Last edited by Andy2; 9 February 2020, 16:47.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostYou say you were outside. Client now admits you weren't. HMRC will be rubbing their hands with glee.
Its rather worrying as it is a fundamental fact people need to be clear on before making any decisions.
If, in this case, if Andy2 has been told "leave or inside" then I suspect most here would advise leave, unless he has 2 years worth of employee and employer tax sitting in a savings account, and is willing to relinquish that if HMRC come calling. Or can MVL the PSC in time.Last edited by Paralytic; 9 February 2020, 16:18.
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You say you were outside. Client now admits you weren't. HMRC will be rubbing their hands with glee.
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Change contract from outside to inside IR35 with the same client
My existing client has offered me inside ir35 contract after march. I have worked with them for the last 2 years. What are the implications of now switching contract from outside to inside ir35 . Will it trigger a tax investigation by hector and retrospectively tax demands for the past 2 years. Please advice.
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