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Previously on "Agent asking for NI number before next payment"
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI've not supplied mine. I'll fight it to the end.
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Haven't yet. I am having a war with the agency. They tried their old chestnut of stopping payments and I replied to them saying 'Try it. Good luck.'.
My contract finishes on 17th April and I am opted in. So far they haven't stopped my payments (received one payment today).
Their obligation is not my arse wipe after all. If it comes down to the wire, I will think about it.
If they want a fight, I am happy to give it to them the good old Northern way.
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Originally posted by PerfectStorm View PostSo forum regulars - have you supplied your NI details, or are you planning to refuse (or already have done)?
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So forum regulars - have you supplied your NI details, or are you planning to refuse (or already have done)?
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostHMRC can't afford to take contractors on who have tax insurance.
And partly because IR35 was introduced out of spite, rather than for any economical reasons
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Originally posted by Paddy View PostBut the implication is that you will automatically considered as a "worker" under the control of your "employer". IR35 will automatically apply.
If HMRC are tightening up to stop people cheating the system, then start with HSBC and not with tax paying contractors outside IR35.
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Originally posted by Unix View PostRather than just posting stupid sentences explain how getting your contract reviewed and changed so you are less likely to be investigated/caught by the IR35 is not avoiding it?
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I'll take the correction for the first but not the last.
If I engage a supplier, then I won't provide the information - for example, if I engage Microsoft to provide services then I won't have all their details. So if I subcontract an individual, then I would provide the details; if I purchase services from a limited company then I wouldn't need to do it.
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Originally posted by Batcher View PostI'm an employee / worker for a Ltd that I happen to be a shareholder of. My Ltd tends to win contracts via agencies (in the main) and then tells me where I need to go to work that day to earn my salary.
HMRC are tightening up to stop people cheating the system. If you operate correctly you have nothing to fear.
But the implication is that you will automatically considered as a "worker" under the control of your "employer". IR35 will automatically apply.
If HMRC are tightening up to stop people cheating the system, then start with HSBC and not with tax paying contractors outside IR35.
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