Go to Qdos for your contract check and IR35 insurane
at the moment they are the best on the market for this type of thing
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Probably pay for it
While there are contract templates you can get from the internet (do a Google search for 'consultants agreement template uk'), I think you probably want to at least pay for the right advice up front the first time - then you can just use that contract when rolling forward. Possible sources are;
(1) Ask your client to see if they have one you can review - you may want to pay for an IR35 review first up anyway from the likes of Bauer and Cottrell so you get off on the right foot;
(2) Contract lawyer (UK) Roger Sinclair Egos Ltd gets mentioned a bit here - he could help you out;
(3) PCG is another good place;
Good luck.
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Originally posted by SueEllen View Posthe will probably get shafted due to not having a contract with terms and conditions that have been written down, and reviewed by an expert.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostYou have started work and you have no contract? Bit late for that now. How did you get a role without a contract? Have you gone contract from a perm role or something?
Unfortunately BenRimmer (I hope that isn't your real name) will find he will probably get shafted due to not having a contract with terms and conditions that have been written down, and reviewed by an expert.
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Originally posted by BenRimmer View PostHello all,
I've just started out in the IT contracting game (been in perm positions for around 10 years). Does anyone know of a good place to get templated legal contracts? Just started out on a recurring 3 month contract doing some .net and sql work but I'm not sure where to start on the contractuals. Any help is grealty appreciated!
TTFN
Ben
BTW. Employment is through my own ltd company, not through an agency.
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Originally posted by BenRimmer View PostHello all,
I've just started out in the IT contracting game (been in perm positions for around 10 years). Does anyone know of a good place to get templated legal contracts? Just started out on a recurring 3 month contract doing some .net and sql work but I'm not sure where to start on the contractuals. Any help is grealty appreciated!
You should consider joining the PCG, they have lots of good stuff including contract templates and they will get you sorted with insurance and legal advice etc if you need it too. Worth a look.
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Contracts Between Contractor and Client
Hello all,
I've just started out in the IT contracting game (been in perm positions for around 10 years). Does anyone know of a good place to get templated legal contracts? Just started out on a recurring 3 month contract doing some .net and sql work but I'm not sure where to start on the contractuals. Any help is grealty appreciated!
TTFN
Ben
BTW. Employment is through my own ltd company, not through an agency.
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