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  • Lance
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    Originally posted by cojak View Post
    Stop it, the lot of you.

    The simple observable fact is that come April 2021, most companies will get rid of any HMRC/tax headaches by refusing to work with one-person Ltds. This is not illegal - it's business.

    There will be tiny exceptions*, but for the bulk of today's contracting work this will be the case.

    You may not like this, but not liking doesn't alter this in the future.

    *If you are incredibly niche.
    and there was me thinking that not liking meant it must be illegal...


    EDIT: sorry. wrong forum. This is Business not legal

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  • cojak
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    Stop it, the lot of you.

    The simple observable fact is that come April 2021, most companies will get rid of any HMRC/tax headaches by refusing to work with one-person Ltds. This is not illegal - it's business.

    There will be tiny exceptions*, but for the bulk of today's contracting work this will be the case.

    You may not like this, but not liking doesn't alter this in the future.

    *If you are incredibly niche.

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  • northernladuk
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    Originally posted by pauljh View Post
    4chan really is more pleasant than here...
    Do you think it's not audience that's the root of the problem?

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  • eek
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    Originally posted by pauljh View Post
    Even tho they are blanket assigned everyone inside (like every other company I know of with every other contractor).
    It is perfectly acceptable for an end client to decide they don't want the risk dealing with PSCs for staffing requirements.

    As for that url from this website we are talking about post April 2021 here when the rules are completely different (and finally reflect how HMRC wanted them to be in the first place). It's the end client deciding how they view the work and it's the end client that takes the risk.

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  • pauljh
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    Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
    OMG you are so right... My god. What didn't anyone think of that before..
    This statement from the IR35 section on this very web site we are on now says about IR35 "Each case is individual," (IR35 test l How will I know if I am caught by IR35 and what will it cost me?)

    That's insane, its kind of like why people post on these forums post to try and get an idea of their individual case, its kind of like as time goes by other people might read this forum and have useful things to add.

    Or maybe just "count" junkies can post pointless replies to "appear" smart, clever, witty and pointless.......

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  • pauljh
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    Originally posted by eek View Post
    Come April 2021 - the bit is bold is the only opinion that matters.
    Even tho they are blanket assigned everyone inside (like every other company I know of with every other contractor).

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  • pauljh
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    Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
    OMG you are so right... My god. What didn't anyone think of that before..
    4chan really is more pleasant than here...

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  • northernladuk
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    Originally posted by pauljh View Post
    But IR35 should be definable, there should be clear/concise rules for every situation, non of this "unable to determine" CEST gives me. Or the fact one IR35 specialist says outside and another says inside (both with all the facts), the client says inside, my accountant says outside, john down the street says inside, Mr blobby says outside.
    .
    OMG you are so right... My god. What didn't anyone think of that before..

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  • eek
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    Originally posted by pauljh View Post
    But IR35 should be definable, there should be clear/concise rules for every situation, non of this "unable to determine" CEST gives me. Or the fact one IR35 specialist says outside and another says inside (both with all the facts), the client says inside, my accountant says outside, john down the street says inside, Mr blobby says outside.

    What if my favourite colour is brown?...
    Come April 2021 - the bit is bold is the only opinion that matters.

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  • pauljh
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    Originally posted by Lance View Post
    The problem with this is that if you collate them all to find an answer it will be wrong.
    It's like asking everyone what their favourite colour is, then mixing all those colours together. You'll get brown.....
    But IR35 should be definable, there should be clear/concise rules for every situation, non of this "unable to determine" CEST gives me. Or the fact one IR35 specialist says outside and another says inside (both with all the facts), the client says inside, my accountant says outside, john down the street says inside, Mr blobby says outside.

    What if my favourite colour is brown?...

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  • Lance
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    Originally posted by pauljh View Post
    Or maybe just maybe I'm collating all sides of peoples "informed" opinions to come to a concrete one (or as concrete as it can be).

    The problem with this is that if you collate them all to find an answer it will be wrong.
    It's like asking everyone what their favourite colour is, then mixing all those colours together. You'll get brown.....

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  • pauljh
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    Originally posted by eek View Post
    Bearing in mind even after being given very expensive advice, he clutches to the posts of someone who is merely asking questions because it seems to offer a hope that actually doesn't exist.
    Or maybe just maybe I'm collating all sides of peoples "informed" opinions to come to a concrete one (or as concrete as it can be).

    Originally posted by eek View Post
    If it's inside IR35 keep as far away from it as possible and bring in permanent staff to do the work you did.
    If only we all had that luxury....

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  • pauljh
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    Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
    Bearing in mind getting the facts out of you is like pulling teeth I'm hardly surprised by this.
    Information had 0.000001%, single mind uninformed opinion and pointless reply made 100%.

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  • eek
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    Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
    Bearing in mind getting the facts out of you is like pulling teeth I'm hardly surprised by this.
    Bearing in mind even after being given very expensive advice, he clutches to the posts of someone who is merely asking questions because it seems to offer a hope that actually doesn't exist.

    If it's inside IR35 keep as far away from it as possible and bring in permanent staff to do the work you did.
    Last edited by eek; 12 December 2020, 22:36.

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  • northernladuk
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    Originally posted by pauljh View Post
    My accountant it still struggling to work this out..
    Bearing in mind getting the facts out of you is like pulling teeth I'm hardly surprised by this.

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