90% of all IR35 challenges are a direct result of a PAYE compliance visit"  allegedly......
All challenges mounted by the IR are as a result of PAYE audit. The only other IR35 investigations are when contracts are sent in to IR for an opinion.
You need to ensure that IR35 specialist is onboard as soon as the PAYE notice arrives. This stops you digging a hole for yourself prior to IR35 specialist getting involved with standard PCG membership case.
					
					
					
	
	
	
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"90% of all IR35 challenges are a direct result of a PAYE compliance visit"Originally posted by eazyIf you are joining for tax investigation insurance (including PAYE & IR35 investigation insurance) then you should join the PCG+ level of membership.
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PCG Membership & Insurance
PCG has two types of membership:
- Standard membership
http://www.pcg.org.uk/cms/index.php?...646&Itemid=302
PCG Plus
http://www.pcg.org.uk/cms/index.php?...647&Itemid=303
Tax investigations completed by PCG's approved suppliers as at 26 May 2006:
http://www.pcg.org.uk/cms/index.php
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Useful Info
http://www.pcg.org.uk/cms/index.php?...924&Itemid=399
If you are joining for tax investigation insurance (including PAYE & IR35 investigation insurance) then you should join the PCG+ level of membership.Last edited by eazy; 14 June 2006, 15:35.
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Far too serious & sensible a question for this boardOriginally posted by yetanotheroneThe tax and legal helpline sound interesting. Has anyone actually used these or can comment on their level of knowledge?
					
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The tax and legal helpline sound interesting. Has anyone actually used these or can comment on their level of knowledge?
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I treat them as a set of insurance policies with a pressure group attached.
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Originally posted by deforceCareful, PAYE audit cover is extra, you need to supersize to get cover for it.....
Hmmm, that was lifted directly from the PCG website so if what you say is true then there is a problem with what they are telling their customers.
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Careful, PAYE audit cover is extra, you need to supersize to get cover for it.....Originally posted by DaveB[I]Professional Expenses Insurance (PEI) via PCG’s policy which covers all members and pays up to £75,000 per claim to cover professional fees relating to any tax investigation including those on IR35, S660A, PAYE, VAT and other matters
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PCGOriginally posted by yetanotheroneWhat's the general concensus on joining the PGC.
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Originally posted by xoggothFree? Shout99's fair35 doesn't cost any more than the PCG membership, includes other investigations as well as IR35, is with QDOS and comes with a big folder of contract pointers and stuff.
Not arguing over who is better, the OP asked about the PCG so I answered. Never heard of Shout 99 but here is the PCG benifits list for comparason.
Benefits of standard membership
Professional Expenses Insurance (PEI) via PCG’s policy which covers all members and pays up to £75,000 per claim to cover professional fees relating to any tax investigation including those on IR35, S660A, PAYE, VAT and other matters
Free access to tax and legal helplines
Draft contract templates for agency work and direct client contracts, plus standard terms and conditions template for small projects
Expert guides to IR35, Section 660A and the Agency Regulations
Access to a wealth of technical and commercial advice via the forums
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Free? Shout99's fair35 doesn't cost any more than the PCG membership, includes other investigations as well as IR35, is with QDOS and comes with a big folder of contract pointers and stuff.
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They are worth joining for a number of reasons.
1. The tax investigation insurance included in the membership fee.
2. The IR35 friendly model contracts available to members to use for themselves.
3. Access to free tax and legal advice.
They have a fair amount of other stuff as well but those are the biggies as far as most people are concerned.
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For coverage of proper contractor issues, as opposed to the more interesting crappage you get here, try shout99. Proper accountants advising, IR35 insurance and other insurances and services.
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PGC - IR35/tax insurance, great advice, netowrking
Hi,
Well, this is what their website implies.
What's the general concensus on joining the PGC. Has anyone joined and got any good/bad experiences or has anyone avoided oining for any particular reason.
Do they really provide useful info or is most of their material and guides stuff that someone could find themselves on Google?
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