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Previously on "Statement of work - outcome based contract, outside of IR35?"
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Originally posted by chineseJohn View PostYes, I understand the client needs to be make it, just trying to help/advise them, they're also seeking further legal advice.
Agency pays weekly, last worksheet signoff is Fri 31 March, with a special payment run for 3rd to be paid by April 5. Leaves me with 3 days - 3 to 5 April, so I might ask him to allow me to put 1.5 days for Sat and Sun.
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Originally posted by teapot418 View PostThen the client need to make a determination, and put that in writing. Then you can be confident you are outside.
BTW, the new rules apply to payments made on or after 6 April, so if you're intending to finish on 5th, that may well be too late.
Agency pays weekly, last worksheet signoff is Fri 31 March, with a special payment run for 3rd to be paid by April 5. Leaves me with 3 days - 3 to 5 April, so I might ask him to allow me to put 1.5 days for Sat and Sun.
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Originally posted by chineseJohn View PostThe client would like to retain me post April 5.
BTW, the new rules apply to payments made on or after 6 April, so if you're intending to finish on 5th, that may well be too late.
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Probably, yes, unless it's a sham arrangement, but you won't have a reliable answer until you get the contract reviewed. Also, if this is a PS contract, it's the PSB's view that matters.
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Originally posted by teapot418 View PostIt is the client who makes the decision. It all depends on their view.
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It is the client who makes the decision. It all depends on their view.
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Statement of work - outcome based contract, outside of IR35?
Simple question - "Statement of work, outcome based contract" would this place me outside of IR35?Tags: None
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