I am appalled at the way Bauer and Cottrell behaved, so disappointed with their service.
ditto.
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Previously on "Contract changed - need independent review"
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Bauer & Cottrell
I am unable to comment upon the working practices or the contractual terms presented for IR35 review. I can however comment that this is the first time that B&C has had to decline to continue to work for a client and for the record no charge was made for the services provided.
Kate Cottrell
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Phil, thank you, I actually did go back to my accountant last night, and tasked him to review it from IR35 point of view, he was helpful as usual and jumped at the opportunity.
I went to the others because I wanted more information regarding copy rights etc, let me see if I can negotiate the IR35 clause first and will make suggestions from previous contracts on copy rights clauses myself.
I am appalled at the way Bauer and Cottrell behaved, so disappointed with their service.
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Contract reviews
zamzummim,
If you are using the services of an accountant that has specialist knowledge then they may well include contract reviews in their fees, the PCG have a list of Accredited Accountants and they should all know what they are doing with IR35.
Armed with some knowledge and a good review you may be able to negotiate the terms yourself with the client ?
Some other contract review services that havent been mentioned are Accountax, Abbey Tax and QDOS , a Google Search should show them up by PM if you need further assistance to find them.
Phil
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Originally posted by zamzummim View PostI got my renewal yesterday, which is cool.
The client changed the contract terms and conditions quite a lot, mainly to do with copy rights, insurances etc etc , I am contracting direct, so I need an independent legal advice on the contract.
Does anyone have experience of a good legal contract review supplier; the ones on PCG seem to do more with the taxation than legal terms.
Also which are the best deals nowadays relating to indemnity insurances etc?
my background is contracts/commercial with experience in IT professional svcs & S/Ware contracts. send me a priv message and we can discuss possibilities.
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Originally posted by zamzummim View Postgave egos a call, they want to charge £300
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Tried Bauer and Cottrell - my personal experience: really really awful, I would never use them again, total waste of time, and no results what so ever, I am having to go and find someone else now!!
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Originally posted by zamzummim View Post... forking out the review fees etc ... the stupid HR woman sent me the wrong T&Cs attachements
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I don’t believe it - After all the panic, digging around and speaking to lawyers to review my contract, forking out the review fees etc, seems the stupid HR woman sent me the wrong T&Cs attachements, I don’t believe it!!!
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Used Bauer and Cottrell (sic) in the past I thought they were brilliant .
Negotiated all the IR35 changes to my contract for me and were worth every penny
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Try Lawspeed. They have a wider range than B&C
Also the PCG legal helpline will try and help if you have any obvious questions (like "What does this mean?") but they will not talk specifics of a written contract since they won't have had the chance to assess it properly.
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