Recommendations for sourcing a written contract#

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lawspeed replied

28 November 2005, 16:45
Lawspeed IR35 Contracts

Legal specialists would be ideal for this, how about Lawspeed?

We have a range of sector-specific contracts designed to reflect arrangements that are outside IR35, these are industry-tested and Revenue-tested.

Commercial Contracts & Terms of Business
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Mustang replied

28 November 2005, 13:15
Bauer & Cottrell are another possible source. www.bauerandcottrell.co.uk
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Xerxes replied

26 November 2005, 17:01
A contract alone will not keep you out of IR35, when it comes to the crunch it is working practices that count. A good place to start is www.pcg.org.uk which has many draft contracts available as part of the membership fee.

Remember, a free contract you find on the web somewhere is worth exactly what you paid for it.
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ROB-IX started a topic Recommendations for sourcing a written contract#

26 November 2005, 16:50
Recommendations for sourcing a written contract#

Hi,

I've just signed up a client but I need to draw up contract that will keep me out of IR35.

Can anyone recommend where I can source a contract (or draft contract)?

Thanks

Rob
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