IR35 Compliant

[northernladuk]

Obviously not.

It would be good for your company image... Particularly if it was mine you were doing for free

[Qdos Contractor]

For free?

Obviously not.

[northernladuk]

I'd be very intrigued to see how 'compliant' this agency's contract is.

For free?

[Qdos Contractor]

I'd be very intrigued to see how 'compliant' this agency's contract is.

[CheeseSlice]

I saw a job posting today that requested the applicant must be ir35 compliant.



Go figure.

I hope for a day when this actually happens. A time where agencies bear the full risk of IR35 tax on deemed salary, and start to offer clients two-tiers of contractor rates; a higher rate for those inside and lower for those outside IR35. Agencies sit in the unique position where they can influence the client to treat contractors as businesses or permies and pay the appropriate rate. Will it ever happen though? nah.

[northernladuk]

Does compliant mean inside or outside?

It doesn't mean either which is why it is so ridiculous.

[SpontaneousOrder]

Does compliant mean inside or outside?

[darrylmg]

I'm also considering PAT testing myself.
TBH, I've been getting an awful lot of shocks off metal things lately.

[northernladuk]

The sad thing is that many contractors won't even have a clue that means and even more will read this and think its a good thing

[darrylmg]

I saw a job posting today that requested the applicant must be ir35 compliant.



Go figure.