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This post is mostly a reply to OP in #1 and relevant to the sticky in #2. I feel my response (to OP #1.) deserves it's own thread for discussion due to the effort that went into writing it. I will inform the OP (#1) of this reply once after it's been approved by the admins (I'm a new member)...
Will more jobs be outsourced to India after Rishi Sunak has been appointed as new new Chancellor?
Sunak was also a director of investment firm Catamaran Ventures owned by his father-in-law Indian businessman N. R. Narayana Murthy (Co-founder of Infosys)!
Nagavara Ramarao Narayana Murthy (born...
HMRC internal guidelines to tax inspectors
Where it is agreed that a worker who has previously been regarded as self-employed should now be treated as employed, then you will need to consider whether to pursue the employer for NICs and tax for back years. The law and practice relating to NICs...
In the following chain:
EndClient => PayrollMSP => Agency => LtdCo
The EndClient has assessed LtdCo as Outside IR35. The SDS has been passed to the PayrollMSP, the Agency, and to the LtdCo.
However, both the PayrollMSP and the Agency want indemnities from LtdCo to cover any future tax/NIC...
Hi all - long time lurker here forced into signing up to ask you (very helpful) guys a question.
Basically I'm at a client that has been off the ball on IR35 planning. Hardly any updates throughout the past 6 months so towards the end of last year I decided to leave contracting for now and go...
More delays than a Northern Rail train – Still not sure if will be renewed at the end of next week and if will be inside or outside.
On the plus side I have a good offer to go to – slightly lower rate but outside and a new skillset.
How’s everyone else faring in these choppy waters?
Hopefully this stops the blanket ban considerations or reverts those already made.
ESM10014 - Employment Status Manual - HMRC internal manual - GOV.UK
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I'm currently working on an inside IR35 job. I like the team and the work is interesting but there is one thing that rankles me.
The permanent staff get laptops and can work from home with little or no justification. The contractors are told they can't work from home or have laptops because...
Didnt see this posted yet.
HMRC announces change to the off-payroll working rules - GOV.UK
Most of folk i know are terminated effective from 28 Feb so this is too little too late.
Govt committee on IR35 is calling for evidence from organisations and individuals. Let's do our part in spreading awareness and submitting evidence. To me the fact that Clients are putting blanket inside IR35 for all roles and refusing to work with PSC altogether is an indication that this isn't...
My determination came back Inside IR35. Hiring manager has told me he wants me to stay on and get an extension past my end date 28 FEB. If the working days on the contract were variable, say 3 or 4 days per week, could that help strengthen the MoO issue and get a valid outside determination?
First post here so usual apology in advance for if I've missed an existing similar thread or posted to the wrong place.
End clients often fill roles using contractors who deem themselves outside IR35. I wonder whether those same clients when recruiting for the same role but specifying inside...
Heard from another contractor at the same client today that they have received a determination letter from the client stating they are "Inside" as of April (that contractor's contract extends past April).
The client is making their determinations on a per-contract basis.
My contract was due to...
Hello, I worked as a subcontractor for a client for sometime & work 16.5 hours a week. The same client would like me to go directly with them & has deemed the contract within IR35. I have decided to go via an umbrella company who will have a direct contract with my end client, now the client is...
Hello, newbie here :)
I've searched through this Forum but can't quite find the answer to my specific situation.
I don't live in the UK and not a UK tax resident. I am registered as the equivalent of self-employed in my country of residence & tax residence.
I've been approached about an...
My client has come back with my status determination as being inside. This has happened now and there's nothing I can do about it.
What's the best move I can take now?
1) Go permie with the same client
2) PAYE umbrella for same client
3) Go contract inside with different client
Now that the...
The company I contract at are implementing this solution to IR35 what I read from it is basically if you want to be outside then do so at your own risk.
- Contract assessed as outside IR35
- Contractor requirement to have a policy with insurance provider for x amount of IR35 cover (insurance...