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Originally posted by ladymuck View PostIf you're deemed outside then you need to keep all the documentation supporting that decision. You carry on exactly as you do today, getting your contract professionally reviewed, ensuring your working practises align to the contract, etc. etc.
If you're deemed inside then you should be offered a PAYE package (it may be direct with the client, or through the agency). You may be told to use an umbrella. There is nothing you need to do to be 'compliant'. Whether you choose to keep or close your limited company is up to you.
However right now liability is with contractor end clients do not care about professional reviewing.
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Originally posted by humble View Postyes, i will ask to produce SDS like this draft: https://www.contractoruk.com/forums/...statement.html
still not sure what else required to comply with April 2020 changes. Thanks
If you're deemed inside then you should be offered a PAYE package (it may be direct with the client, or through the agency). You may be told to use an umbrella. There is nothing you need to do to be 'compliant'. Whether you choose to keep or close your limited company is up to you.
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Originally posted by CheeseSlice View PostOk great. And what did they say to producing an SDS? The answer depends on this really
still not sure what else required to comply with April 2020 changes. Thanks
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Originally posted by humble View PostThank you all for the reply, I understand from 6th April 2020 its end client who decides in or out. If they decide and give written confirmation that its outside for the full contract?
What else I should worry about or ask for? do i still need to get it reviewed?
It will be 6 months starting from March private sector
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Originally posted by eek View Post
As you can see from his next reply above he's not taken head and gone away to do any research quickly which he very much needs to be doing. He can't negotiate this situation by asking 'is there anything else I need to know'. To give him a simple reply to one tiny topic isn't the most useful advice for him.
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Thank you all for the reply, I understand from 6th April 2020 its end client who decides in or out. If they decide and give written confirmation that its outside for the full contract?
What else I should worry about or ask for? do i still need to get it reviewed?
It will be 6 months starting from March private sectorLast edited by humble; 24 January 2020, 14:10.
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Give us some more information...
Is it in the public or private sector?
When does the contract start and end?
Payment terms (invoice frequency, when is payment due)
Has the client already said if the role is going to be inside/outside? Verbally or by email without SDS?
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostYou are showing a rather worrying lack of even the basic knowledge of what is going on. You really shouldn't be asking questions like that with only 9 weeks to go.
Time to pull your finger out, and very quickly.
As for the original question - in theory if the SDS states you are outside then you have nothing to worry about as it's up to the end client and they have determined that you are outside.
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Originally posted by humble View PostHi all, just wondering what should be checking before signing new contract? Is SDS from end client enough or what else i should ask for?
Thanks
Time to pull your finger out, and very quickly.
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Originally posted by humble View PostHi all, just wondering what should be checking before signing new contract? Is SDS from end client enough or what else i should ask for?
Thanks
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