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PCG has drafts to cover almost all circumstances, free to members. Details on the website, talk to the office if you need clarification on details
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Most of the major brollies will have a standard contract template you can use.
With reagrds to tweaking again it should be fine as long as you and the end client agree - the brolly should be happy with pretty much anything as long as it does not expose them to any risk.
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Draft contracts (not just IR35)
I'm looking for help on drafting a client direct contract but because It's only for 3 months and I'm going to be working from abroad the entire time so I want to do it through an umbrella so I minimize the hassles while I'm 'on vacation'. I just want to do the work and submit a timesheet online.
So I need a client-umbrella contract and need to tweek bits to do with intellectual property. Does the PCG have anything like this if I join or are all their draft contracts based on your own ltd co? Or would a client-umbrella contract be pretty much the same as client-ltd?
If not where can I find a service to draw one up?Tags: None
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