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Previously on "Ipse win holiday pay over HMRC"

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  • Zigenare
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    Originally posted by malvolio View Post
    Probably were, but the member's costs would have been covered by IPSE - it's what they do, after all - and HMRC have their own people. limitless resources, after all, it's not their money they're spending!
    FTFY.

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  • malvolio
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    Originally posted by DeludedKitten View Post
    it's hard to go to court and say "they've offered me everything that I want, but I want to set the precedent" and not get hit with fees for everyone involved though. And it looks like there were a few people involved with expensive lawyers to pay.
    Probably were, but the member's costs would have been covered by IPSE - it's what they do, after all - and HMRC have their own people.

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  • DeludedKitten
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    Originally posted by Hobosapien View Post
    Shame the pursuant settled out of court as if it had gone to a ruling (though no guarantee same result would have occurred) then it would have been clearer for clients that if they want to deem contractors inside IR35 they have to pay all the other overhead that they may be trying to shirk.
    it's hard to go to court and say "they've offered me everything that I want, but I want to set the precedent" and not get hit with fees for everyone involved though. And it looks like there were a few people involved with expensive lawyers to pay.

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  • Hobosapien
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    Dammit I haven't taken any holidays.

    Can I get the public sector employer who deemed me inside IR35 to pay for all the days I didn't work (not on the timesheet) as they are kind of like being classed as on holiday.

    Shame the pursuant settled out of court as if it had gone to a ruling (though no guarantee same result would have occurred) then it would have been clearer for clients that if they want to deem contractors inside IR35 they have to pay all the other overhead that they may be trying to shirk.

    I'm willing to opt out of employee rights while contracting inside IR35 for a suitable rate uplift and opt out of all the permie bollox they may try to get me to participate in. Keeps everyone happy.

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  • DeludedKitten
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    Originally posted by GhostofTarbera View Post
    Can I get holiday pay from RBS?
    How long have you been inside IR35 and paying the employee taxes without any employee rights?

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  • Jog On
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    Ms Winchester’s company, SJW Marketing Solutions Ltd,
    Finally an SJW delivering some actual social justice!

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  • GhostofTarbera
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    This is for general comments

    Can I get holiday pay from RBS?

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  • Anonimouse
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    KUATB
    https://forums.contractoruk.com/publ...-pay-hmrc.html

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  • GhostofTarbera
    started a topic Ipse win holiday pay over HMRC

    Ipse win holiday pay over HMRC

    Nice one

    https://www.ipse.co.uk/our/news-list...e-member-.html

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