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Previously on "In..Out..Shake it all about..."

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  • Andy2
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    I will be careful with that
    HMRC has investigated their own contractors in the past

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  • northernladuk
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    Originally posted by anonymouse View Post
    Had an email today from a pimp, about a HMRC supplier contract. Outside until April, then inside
    To be fair, better knowing that taking the gig and finding yourself at risk when it gets moved to inside.

    I'd rather they'd make it clear early.

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  • ladymuck
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    Originally posted by edison View Post
    You couldn't make that up!
    It looks like they just did...

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  • edison
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    Originally posted by anonymouse View Post
    Had an email today from a pimp, about a HMRC supplier contract. Outside until April, then inside
    You couldn't make that up!

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  • anonymouse
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    It's at HMRC

    Had an email today from a pimp, about a HMRC supplier contract. Outside until April, then inside

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  • ladymuck
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    Originally posted by Lance View Post
    N/A simply means not their problem. Which is true.
    Yeah but it leads one down a path which, for the unwary, could have a tiger at the end of it

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  • Lance
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    Originally posted by quackhandle View Post
    Saw this on a spec:

    "IR35 Status: N/A up until 05/04/2021, from 06/04/2021 onwards the role will be Inside"

    so basically inside all along then?

    qh
    N/A simply means not their problem. Which is true.

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  • jamesbrown
    replied
    Yes. Inside all along.

    Now picture a very high percentage of roles that are exactly the same, in substance, but didn't make the same stupid gaff in the advert. Because that's what's coming.

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  • eek
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    Originally posted by quackhandle View Post
    Saw this on a spec:

    "IR35 Status: N/A up until 05/04/2021, from 06/04/2021 onwards the role will be Inside"

    so basically inside all along then?

    qh
    Yep - but they don't want to say it now because that's a pain.

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  • quackhandle
    started a topic In..Out..Shake it all about...

    In..Out..Shake it all about...

    Saw this on a spec:

    "IR35 Status: N/A up until 05/04/2021, from 06/04/2021 onwards the role will be Inside"

    so basically inside all along then?

    qh

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