Originally posted by northernladuk
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Originally posted by GitMaster69 View PostIt won't matter from April as the clients will be liable, not the contractors, what will you be posting about then northernlad ?'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by GitMaster69 View PostIt won't matter from April as the clients will be liable, not the contractors. What will you be posting about then northernlad ? I recommend retirement in the sun. Nuuk, Greenland perhapsComment
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Originally posted by oldbencjw View PostShould I sign or ask for a contract until the end of tax year 2020/21 and then review?
Then just carry on and wait for the discussions about SDS (status determination statement) and then pay very close attention to decide your next move.Comment
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Originally posted by CheeseSlice View PostDon't think a new contract is necessary. I'd just make sure you have a notice period that allows you to terminate prior to April. You should do all of the due diligence bits others have said to make sure the contract and working practices are outside IR35.
Then just carry on and wait for the discussions about SDS (status determination statement) and then pay very close attention to decide your next move.
Waiting until you get determined inside and then attempt to run isn't a very good option at all.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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My logic for the notice period:
- Give yourself a way out, cutting your losses to the minimum if found inside. Though its unlikely you'd be working Inside via your LTD (more like contract ends, replaced with Brolly or PAYE arrangement), you may not want to be commited to completing the existing contract, working inside on an outside day rate.
- You also have the opportunity to get out before the SDS is even done, halting it in its tracks. So if you feel the client is going to wrongly determine status, and you're fortunate to have other options, get out as cleanly as you can and move on.
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