Originally posted by Hiram King Of Tyre
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Previously on "How do you best mitigate against getting caught by IR35?"
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Thanks Fred. I believe paying more into a pension wouldn't be a bad idea as it would mean there would be "lower hanging fruit" elsewhere.
Another idea: What would happen if you left as much as possible in the company for 6 years and then took it as divis on the basis that they can only go back 6 years? If they do come knocking, pay it into a pension.
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Originally posted by Qdos Consulting View PostYep, if they want the complete peace of mind we can offer TLC35 (providing their working practices are ok of course). I think it's inevitable that we will see some form of increase in TLC purchases and the risk for us obviously increases in hand with that.
Contrary to some assumptions, the premiums haven't increased and the conditions of the policy have remained the same. We will be advising clients of steps they can take to strengthen their case, but we won't be adding any further stipulations.
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Originally posted by ratewhore View PostThat's what I was getting at. I would assume then that you can help by offering TLC35 to them?
This is not cynicism, I think it is a very good product.
Contrary to some assumptions, the premiums haven't increased and the conditions of the policy have remained the same. We will be advising clients of steps they can take to strengthen their case, but we won't be adding any further stipulations.
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Originally posted by Hiram King Of Tyre View PostFred, on the pension idea, my accountant recommends that pension payments shouldn't exceed salary but I think that may be over cautious
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Originally posted by Qdos Consulting View PostI really haven't noticed a dramatic increase at all. We're getting a lot of calls from contractors asking about Dragonfly, IR35 and how we can help, but that's only to be expected.
This is not cynicism, I think it is a very good product.
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Originally posted by ratewhore View PostJust out of interest Mr QDOS, have you had increased uptake in TLC35 over the last week or so?
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Just out of interest Mr QDOS, have you had increased uptake in TLC35 over the last week or so?
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Originally posted by TazMaN View PostDo QDOS also insure contractors in facilities such as Montpelier?
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Do QDOS also insure contractors in facilities such as Montpelier?
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Originally posted by Lewis View PostI believe they removed the requirement to pay over £9K a while back.
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I had a letter from Qdos this morning offering their TLC35. I think you do have to pay yourself £15 salary though don't you?
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