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Plenty of time.Originally posted by Greenjuicesmoothie View PostContract starts monday but was given the contract Wednesday evening.
Pretty good? I'd be hoping for a bit better than pretty good lolI decided to get my contract reviewed by an IR35 specialist, I've used them in the past and they are pretty good.
QDOS do a 24 hour turn around for 90 quid. Could have done it 3 times by now. No probs.In past the IR35 service has said to tell the agent I agree to the start date pending any contract changes by my IR35 specialist.
I've done that in the past with no problems. Made a formal introduction between the agent and the IR35 specialist everything was fine. They have their discussions and then the IR35 specialist then tells me to sign once they are satisfied.
I decided to call them today and I was told to not start anything till the contract has been fully reviewed. I will be honest, the war chest is depleted.
I'm feeling very conflicted
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Not sure I saw a question in there anywhere...
But there is zero point starting a review process and then starting work before the results are known, because then you can't change anything.
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IR35 contract review Question
Hi,
i have just secured a contract after a long time on the bench.
Contract starts monday but was given the contract Wednesday evening.
I decided to get my contract reviewed by an IR35 specialist, I've used them in the past and they are pretty good.
In past the IR35 service has said to tell the agent I agree to the start date pending any contract changes by my IR35 specialist.
I've done that in the past with no problems. Made a formal introduction between the agent and the IR35 specialist everything was fine. They have their discussions and then the IR35 specialist then tells me to sign once they are satisfied.
I decided to call them today and I was told to not start anything till the contract has been fully reviewed. I will be honest, the war chest is depleted.
I'm feeling very conflictedTags: None
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