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Originally posted by eek View PostThis is where it gets fun.... Go and read example 3 on page 14
They can't employ contractors via the consultancies... Only permie staff can be realistically used....
Now: contractor 500pd. Consultant 100pd
Future: contractor subs to consultancy and gets £600, consultancy collects extra tax and then charges out at £1000...or more)
Contractor gets more to offset their extra tax
Consultancy get monopoly of resourcesComment
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Originally posted by youngguy View PostI read that example and envisaged something like :
Now: contractor 500pd. Consultant 100pd
Future: contractor subs to consultancy and gets £600, consultancy collects extra tax and then charges out at £1000...or more)
Contractor gets more to offset their extra tax
Consultancy get monopoly of resources'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostWhat does that mean? Does that mean that a QDOS review could place you outside IR35 but hard cheese, you're still inside as far as they're concerned?Comment
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Originally posted by eek View PostThis is where it gets fun.... Go and read example 3 on page 14
They can't employ contractors via the consultancies... Only permie staff can be realistically used....Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostDo you work in the PS at the moment?Comment
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Originally posted by youngguy View PostUntil recently I did. Before I left there were convo's from some consultancies looking at the feasibility of either fixed term/perm or subbing in relation to contractors . This was just after the initial consultation paper was published.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by eek View PostThis is where it gets fun.... Go and read example 3 on page 14
They can't employ contractors via the consultancies... Only permie staff can be realistically used....
Trebles all round.Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostFixed term is the standard way of getting perms in now so it's not really in relation to contractors as such.Comment
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Originally posted by missinggreenfields View PostRead it carefully - the public sector client can use the big four and pay more. The big four then takes people on as (no-longer) disguised permies. They could even offer a decent enough rate increase to cover that if they wanted to. Contractor gets the increase to cover the tax bill, big 4 gets the profit, public sector gets the project delivered (at a higher cost).
Trebles all round.Comment
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