Model "IR35 Friendly" Contract?

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m0n1k3r replied

22 March 2018, 22:11
Originally posted by TonyF View Post

Working practices always beat contract.

However if working practices does not correspond to contract then it is in effect a breach of contract.
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WordIsBond replied

20 March 2018, 08:44
Originally posted by washed up contractor View Post

Indeed they do which means the idea of an IR35 Friendly contract is about as useful as a chocolate teapot.

Not true. If your contract reads like an employment contract you're probably screwed no matter how good your working practices are.

Anyone with any sense will make sure to cover both bases, contract and working practices.
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washed up contractor replied

19 March 2018, 17:59
Originally posted by TonyF View Post

Working practices always beat contract.

Indeed they do which means the idea of an IR35 Friendly contract is about as useful as a chocolate teapot.
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TonyF replied

19 March 2018, 17:55
Originally posted by washed up contractor View Post

Dont forget if the upper contract doesnt match the one you have with regards T&Cs, your contract from an IR35 perspective will not be worth the paper it is written on (as per QDOS comment).

Working practices always beat contract.
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washed up contractor replied

19 March 2018, 17:53
Dont forget if the upper contract doesnt match the one you have with regards T&Cs, your contract from an IR35 perspective will not be worth the paper it is written on (as per QDOS comment).
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northernladuk replied

19 March 2018, 13:00
Originally posted by Platypus View Post

Cor! Thank you!

Don't forget to have an IR35 check by the likes of.. erm.. QDOS....
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Platypus replied

19 March 2018, 12:27
Originally posted by Qdos Contractor View Post

https://www.qdoscontractor.com/ir35/...ract-templates

Cor! Thank you!
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Qdos Contractor replied

19 March 2018, 11:09
https://www.qdoscontractor.com/ir35/...ract-templates
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MrButton replied

19 March 2018, 10:59
IPSE have one.
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Platypus started a topic Model "IR35 Friendly" Contract?

19 March 2018, 10:58
Model "IR35 Friendly" Contract?

Many moons ago when I was in the PCG, they had a 'model' contract, IR35 friendly.

I know that things have moved on since then, but I've not had to worry about this for 10+ years.

Is there a newer 'model' contract or has that concept been binned? TIA.
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