A way out of IR35?

Hi All,

Been thinking about this for a while as a PSC.

What if I setup the company in my partners name dissolve my compamy? Now I'm an employee with a shareholder?

Please tell me this is possible! Cheers!

[northernladuk]

You spent a long time thinking about this? Done any research at all?

Sounds good to me. Go for it. What could go wrong?

[stek]

Hi All,

Been thinking about this for a while as a PSC.

What if I setup the company in my partners name dissolve my compamy? Now I'm an employee with a shareholder?

Please tell me this is possible! Cheers!

Brilliant!

Which Chuckle Brother are you exactly?

[cojak]

Hi All,

Been thinking about this for a while as a PSC.

What if I setup the company in my partners name dissolve my compamy? Now I'm an employee with a shareholder?

Please tell me this is possible! Cheers!

Apart from the fact that your partner isn't going to assess you, the PS client is?

[jamesbrown]

Hi All,

Been thinking about this for a while as a PSC.

What if I setup the company in my partners name dissolve my compamy? Now I'm an employee with a shareholder?

Please tell me this is possible! Cheers!

This is possible! Cheers!

[DotasScandal]

This was just CUK in a nutshell. Love it.
Thanks all!

[northernladuk]

This was just CUK in a nutshell. Love it.
Thanks all!

Not even a mention of HMRC?

[TestMangler]

Hi All,

Been thinking about this for a while as a PSC.

What if I setup the company in my partners name dissolve my compamy? Now I'm an employee with a shareholder?

Please tell me this is possible! Cheers!

A better way is to get you and six of your contractor mates to invoice each other a 'consultancy fee' each month, say £1000 per month plus VAT. That way you are now 'a consultancy' and exempt from IR35. QC opinion pending.

Or you could form a company with 5 other contractors. That's never been thought of either.

[craigy1874]

Surely this is a wind up?

[DotasScandal]

Not even a mention of HMRC?

Friday's my day off.