IR35 and client party's

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TheFaQQer replied

17 October 2007, 12:13
The other thread can be found here.
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Bluebird replied

17 October 2007, 11:45
Originally posted by Sockpuppet View Post

Just make sure they are inviting "contractors" and make sure they don't use your head towards the £150 tax free allowance and I see it as OK.

What difference would that make - the £150 a head is NOT just employees - it's employees or guests.
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Sockpuppet replied

17 October 2007, 11:18
Just make sure they are inviting "contractors" and make sure they don't use your head towards the £150 tax free allowance and I see it as OK.
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chasingtheaurora replied

17 October 2007, 11:17
We've got something like this at my current gig. We have a monthly group update that contractors are allowed to present at but not attend...wtf?!
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TheFaQQer replied

17 October 2007, 11:16
Originally posted by Flat Eric View Post

Hi,

My client is organising a company do and has asked the contractors to come along as well.

Does this have any IR35 ramifications. ?

Obviously it'll have other ramifications, i.e. me getting p*ssed and telling the boss what a lousy job he's doing whilst groping one of the pretty secretary's.. but as long as it doesn't affect my IR35 status as I can reason with my boss but not HMRC..

M.

If they are inviting all the contractors, then no reason. There is another thread on here somewhere about this - think the general opinion was that it would be OK and not really impact your IR35 status.
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Flat Eric started a topic IR35 and client party's

17 October 2007, 11:13
IR35 and client party's

Hi,

My client is organising a company do and has asked the contractors to come along as well.

Does this have any IR35 ramifications. ?

Obviously it'll have other ramifications, i.e. me getting p*ssed and telling the boss what a lousy job he's doing whilst groping one of the pretty secretary's.. but as long as it doesn't affect my IR35 status as I can reason with my boss but not HMRC..

M.
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