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Contracts for engaging helpers /substitutes

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    Contracts for engaging helpers /substitutes

    Hi there,

    Can anybody point me in the direction of sample contracts that can be used for engaging:-
    1) helpers
    2) substitutes?

    Thank you

    #2
    IR35 Contract Templates - IR35 Resources - Qdos Contractor
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      #3
      Also similar ones on the IPSE webste.

      Don't forget, substitutes are operating fully under your original contract, not a new one. All you need is a written agreement they will abide by all the terms of that contract and their rate.
      Blog? What blog...?

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        #4
        Were you actually after contracts that your own limited company could use to engage a substitute?

        If you were - that's what I'm looking for as well. Considering approaching a contract lawyer to get some but if there are any templates that would be useful.

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          #5
          Originally posted by jarjarbinks View Post
          Hi there,

          Can anybody point me in the direction of sample contracts that can be used for engaging:-
          1) helpers
          2) substitutes?

          Thank you
          employees or contractors?
          See You Next Tuesday

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            #6
            Originally posted by rectifier View Post
            Were you actually after contracts that your own limited company could use to engage a substitute?

            If you were - that's what I'm looking for as well. Considering approaching a contract lawyer to get some but if there are any templates that would be useful.
            (cough) second post (cough)
            'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!

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              #7
              Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
              (cough) second post (cough)
              Those QDOS contracts are showing me what to look for in a contract I sign with an agency: that's not what I'm after.

              As part of my box of evidence that I am outside IR35, I want to have a B2B legal agreement/contract with a few friends of mine who are also ltd company contractors with similar skills, agreeing that they would be my substitute if asked. This is about assuring my client that I can genuinely provide a substitute per the clauses that are already in my contract with them. It's belt and braces: I think they are likely to assess me outside anyway, but it can't harm.

              It seemed to me that the OP might also have been asking that, but I may be mistaken.

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                #8
                Originally posted by rectifier View Post
                Those QDOS contracts are showing me what to look for in a contract I sign with an agency: that's not what I'm after.

                As part of my box of evidence that I am outside IR35, I want to have a B2B legal agreement/contract with a few friends of mine who are also ltd company contractors with similar skills, agreeing that they would be my substitute if asked. This is about assuring my client that I can genuinely provide a substitute per the clauses that are already in my contract with them. It's belt and braces: I think they are likely to assess me outside anyway, but it can't harm.

                It seemed to me that the OP might also have been asking that, but I may be mistaken.
                Complete waste of time. That is why there are no templates for it.
                'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by rectifier View Post
                  Those QDOS contracts are showing me what to look for in a contract I sign with an agency: that's not what I'm after.

                  As part of my box of evidence that I am outside IR35, I want to have a B2B legal agreement/contract with a few friends of mine who are also ltd company contractors with similar skills, agreeing that they would be my substitute if asked. This is about assuring my client that I can genuinely provide a substitute per the clauses that are already in my contract with them. It's belt and braces: I think they are likely to assess me outside anyway, but it can't harm.

                  It seemed to me that the OP might also have been asking that, but I may be mistaken.
                  Will you be getting your client to agree (in writing) that they will accept your friends as substitutes?

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
                    Complete waste of time. That is why there are no templates for it.
                    How is it a waste of time if my client requests it and they have said they will take it into account?

                    Might be a waste of time for you and your client.

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