Moving outside to brolly - risk reduction measures?

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northernladuk replied

16 December 2019, 11:45
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PeterF started a topic Moving outside to brolly - risk reduction measures?

16 December 2019, 10:56
Moving outside to brolly - risk reduction measures?

Hello. I am currently working outside with a client and it looks like an assessment as inside is en route, with an extension offer currently on the table. I think I will have the option of staying with the client for some time and am at a stage in life when maximising take-home is not top priority and as such am considering avoiding the IR35 conundrum and heading umbrella for a while. I would like to minimise exposure to risk as much as possible and would welcome your advice. The end of current contract and new contract start under the umbrella would both be before April 2020 - I will likely wrap up my LtdCo at end of current contract and umbrella under the new one. Any particular tips or do's/don'ts as I make the transition? Thanks.
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