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Originally posted by Badger View PostThanks for the replies. I'll save myself the paperwork and just invoice.
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostDown Zeity's neck of the woods, were you?
Am sure it is every bit as good as the Ritz near green park tube station though
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Originally posted by oracleslave View PostWent the other night and wasn't as expensive as I thought it was going to be. You'd be better off invoicing the day I hope for your sake.
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Originally posted by KentPhilip View PostOne day? Forget the invoice and get them to buy your family dinner at the Ritz.
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One day? Forget the invoice and get them to buy your family dinner at the Ritz.
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Thanks for the replies. I'll save myself the paperwork and just invoice.
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Originally posted by zara_backdog View PostI agree with just invoicing for the day - it is an old Client and you have another contract - this should keep you within IR35 as you are working for 'multiple' customers
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I agree with just invoicing for the day - it is an old Client and you have another contract - this should keep you outside IR35 as you are working for 'multiple' customers
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Invoice for the work will do. You wouldn't write up a contract for a sparkie to come and put in a new socket would you.
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Yep PO is the best way to go.
If they can't do that then at least get some email confirming the details.
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You can't be deemed employed if your contract lasts one day. I know there's no theoretical lower limit, but it just wouldn't happen.
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The belt and braces approach would be to get the client to produce a purchase order. Something along the lines of the email that you already have just knocked up in a proforma to look a bit more formal would do the job.
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Originally posted by Badger View PostThose were my thoughts too, I've an email accepting the day and the rate agreed. Just being cautious.
Then again, given the insanity of so much else our beloved HMRC get up to...
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Those were my thoughts too, I've an email accepting the day and the rate agreed. Just being cautious.
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