This is a real no no. Normally in my opinion everyone should try and declare themselves as non IR35, with reasonable justification the worst you would then expect would be back tax, but I´m afraid this sounds like blatant tax evasion. I´m surprised the company is doing this.
These are just our opinions though, I would talk to an accountant or lawyer about it as there may be special circumstances we´re not aware of.
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Guest repliedWhay you are attempting to do is exactly what IR35 is aimed at.
i.e. Leave company A as permie on Friday. Start at company A as contractor on Monday.
I wish you the very best of luck with that approach.
I suspect the IR would think you are taking the piss.
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Guest repliedI wish you the very best of luck with that approach.
I suspect the IR would think you are taking the piss.
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Can i get a format of IR35 friendly/unfriendly @#%$
Can I get a format of IR35 friendly/unfriendly contract for a software developer ?
I'll start with my existing employer asking them to change my job from permie to contractor with IR35 opt out. And in that case i need to see what constitue to be a IR35 out contract.
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