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2 offers: Accepted Lower Rate Public Sector (out ir35) vs Higher Rate Private Sector

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    #11
    the net income, per month, after tax is £4k or £6k.

    If you can
    - live on £4k
    - the lower rate role sounds like a really good role
    - with plenty to learn,
    - that will make you more valuable in the future, and
    - you've forgotten why you went contracting,
    then take the lower rate.

    Otherwise take the higher rate...
    See You Next Tuesday

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      #12
      Always take the higher rate. Low rate payers are often the worst clients.

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        #13
        Have you worked for the private company before?
        Have you worked for other companies in the same sector as the private company?
        Is the private company well-known?
        Are you good at what you do?
        How many clients have you got on your CV currently?
        …Maybe we ain’t that young anymore

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          #14
          Which one looks like more of a laugh?
          ⭐️ Gold Star Contractor

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            #15
            Originally posted by PerfectStorm View Post
            Which one looks like more of a laugh?
            Well I'm laughing at the 300 a day with the public sector but i don't think that's what you meant
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