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I have been working as a contractor (IT Architect) for the lat 1 year for my current client driving designs for their IT transformation project. I have now been offered a permanent role with the same client to continue working in my current capacity.
Question: How would the above described...
So my current contract is under review by end client and just in case they decide to put me inside IR35 (despite qdos and CEST both saying outside) I decided to have a look at some umbrella calculators.
One of them called me back and I said I was looking at umbrella in case of an inside ir35...
I've been contracting with the same client for a few years outside IR35. Current contract runs until end of April 2020. Possibility of extension/new contract has been mentioned informally (-I know "alarm bells ringing").
I've heard on the grapevine that clientco is planning to send out inside...
My existing client has offered me inside ir35 contract after march. I have worked with them for the last 2 years. What are the implications of now switching contract from outside to inside ir35 . Will it trigger a tax investigation by hector and retrospectively tax demands for the past 2 years...
Finally, the agency has woken up to the IR35 reform and notice sent to contractors this week. They've supposedly put all 'roles' through CEST and got their answer. We are all going inside and they want us on PAYE by the end of Feb.
My intention was to give notice this month and walk by the end...
I am expecting an SDS shortly and for it to be inside. Does it matter how it's worded in terms of tense - i.e. "we consider your role to be inside"
Or is it only relevant from 6th April?
Thanks
Dave Chaplin has posted on Linkedin that HMRC are already retrospectively investigating public sector contractors who have taken PAYE roles since the implementation of the new rules in the public sector. So much for HMRC's statements to the contrary. So in reality, whatever situation you find...
Hi have people discussed, what happens if you were initially deemed outside IR35 and been working as such. However, now with the rule changes in the new tax year, you are deemed inside IR35. Is that going to be an issue? My client hasn't made the decision yet but looking at what could happen if...