Hi all,
I've secured a new contract with a new client. Having been contracting for a year (four renewals) this will be my second client. Hence, the first time I enter into this with any sort of experience as a contractor.
I'm going to get this IR35 reviewed - looked at QDos (I did a seaerch on the forum and these guys are recommended a fair bit) who turn it around in 5 working days. Does anyone do it quicker out of interest?
Under the Liability section there are two clauses which cause me concern:
There's a further clause basically outlining the need for MyCo Ltd to fully indemnify my work, and I've no problem with Professional Indemnity insurance of course. But I'm not overly happy at having to provide Employer's and Public Liability insurance.
What do others think? Obviously I'll pay it if needed, but I'd really rather not, particularly as this rate is slightly less than I'm on at my current ClientCo.
Just after any advice really. Cheers!
I've secured a new contract with a new client. Having been contracting for a year (four renewals) this will be my second client. Hence, the first time I enter into this with any sort of experience as a contractor.
I'm going to get this IR35 reviewed - looked at QDos (I did a seaerch on the forum and these guys are recommended a fair bit) who turn it around in 5 working days. Does anyone do it quicker out of interest?
Under the Liability section there are two clauses which cause me concern:
a. MyCo Ltd shall be liable for any loss, damage or injury to any party resulting from the negligent act or omission of its officers, employees or representatives during an Assignment.
b. MyCo Ltd shall ensure the provision of ... Employer's Liability Insurance, Public Liability Insurance ...
b. MyCo Ltd shall ensure the provision of ... Employer's Liability Insurance, Public Liability Insurance ...
What do others think? Obviously I'll pay it if needed, but I'd really rather not, particularly as this rate is slightly less than I'm on at my current ClientCo.
Just after any advice really. Cheers!
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