Originally posted by LondonManc
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Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
Do my best thinking on the throne
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Originally posted by ladymuck View Post
The extra detail there is essential, of course.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostWe knew this over a a year ago.
https://offpayroll.org.uk/company/argos.co.uk
If you are at Argo and declared yourself back outside then you've only got yourself to blame.
Edit. Was just taking a dump and it occurred to me. We've talked about HMRC's low hanging fruit, outside to inside with years behind you. They must be salivating at someone like an Argo person that was outside, declared inside but it didn't hit, went outside again and now go inside. Jesus. It's like free money.
Anyone intending to go inside a second time at a client like this must be absolutely ******* nuts. Bring it on HMRC I say.
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We knew this over a a year ago.
https://offpayroll.org.uk/company/argos.co.uk
If you are at Argo and declared yourself back outside then you've only got yourself to blame.
Edit. Was just taking a dump and it occurred to me. We've talked about HMRC's low hanging fruit, outside to inside with years behind you. They must be salivating at someone like an Argo person that was outside, declared inside but it didn't hit, went outside again and now go inside. Jesus. It's like free money.
Anyone intending to go inside a second time at a client like this must be absolutely ******* nuts. Bring it on HMRC I say.Last edited by northernladuk; 31 March 2021, 13:45.
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Late to this party but yep, Sainsburys too. Everyone getting marching orders over the coming months with some available internal roles AND some super dodgy processes. For example your role is outsourced to the UK arm of the outsourcer for one day and then moved offshore. Its carnage...
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Argos blanket bans and offshoring
I've heard that Argos are actually offshoring everyone based in their Milton Keynes HQ - not just their digital team. They've also declared everyone inside IR35 - coincidence? I'm guessing - by extension - Sainsbury's will probably be joining the "all inside" brigade too, seeing as they own them.
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