Want to use YOUR preferred Umbrella? Read this

[eek]

And it's my comment he replied to! Do I get a cookie?

Nope but you do get a connection request..

[northernladuk]

And it's my comment he replied to! Do I get a cookie?

You get the star prize. An inside determination.

[ladymuck]

Turns out it's not accurate - Robert Sharp on LinkedIn: #ir35 #reform #umbrella | 10 comments and Andy is correct.

Annoying for the small umbrella companies but perfectly understandable and better than the mess that would have otherwise occurred when poeple tried to use a tax advantagous / adventurous option.

And it's my comment he replied to! Do I get a cookie?

[cojak]

Turns out it's not accurate - Robert Sharp on LinkedIn: #ir35 #reform #umbrella | 10 comments and Andy is correct.

Annoying for the small umbrella companies but perfectly understandable and better than the mess that would have otherwise occurred when poeple tried to use a tax advantagous / adventurous option.

Rats.

I’ll unstick it then.

[northernladuk]

Ultimately a business can choose who they trade with.

An employment lawyer will take a long look at this, take a big fee and then conclude the above.

Must admit I couldn't see how it would go any other way, particularly as its the same answer as when we asked about agents only offering opt out contracts.

[eek]

Turns out it's not accurate - Robert Sharp on LinkedIn: #ir35 #reform #umbrella | 10 comments and Andy is correct.

Annoying for the small umbrella companies but perfectly understandable and better than the mess that would have otherwise occurred when poeple tried to use a tax advantagous / adventurous option.

[Andy Hallett]

Ultimately a business can choose who they trade with.

An employment lawyer will take a long look at this, take a big fee and then conclude the above.

[eek]

But please read https://www.contractoruk.com/forums/...-umbrella.html and ensure you pick a legitimate umbrella which is paying you correctly with everything appropriately taxed before it reaches your bank account or pension..

[lucyclarityumbrella]

There's a chap on LinkedIn who's suggesting that contractors are pushing back on agencies PSLs.

Robert Sharp's LinkedIn post

I have the question posed with a senior employment lawyer at present, so will let you know the outcome too

[cojak]

There's a chap on LinkedIn who's suggesting that contractors are pushing back on agencies PSLs.

Robert Sharp's LinkedIn post

It may be worth adopting this approach if you can afford to walk away from the contract...