Hi,
Am likely to receive an offer from a new client in next day or two, but I'm inclined to accept it only if they can provide some sort of guarantee that they will view it as an ex-IR35 arrangement come next April.
Anyone any views on an appropriate legal form for this?
EG
- an accompanying letter explicitly referencing the intermediaries legislation?
- simply a water tight (unfettered) substitution clause?
Etc
My thinking is - even if they're not ready to do this, I am happy to walk away. And at least if more of us start making clients aware now that taking an adverse view on IR35 will have an effect on their ability to hire, it can only help shape the direction the market takes.
Am likely to receive an offer from a new client in next day or two, but I'm inclined to accept it only if they can provide some sort of guarantee that they will view it as an ex-IR35 arrangement come next April.
Anyone any views on an appropriate legal form for this?
EG
- an accompanying letter explicitly referencing the intermediaries legislation?
- simply a water tight (unfettered) substitution clause?
Etc
My thinking is - even if they're not ready to do this, I am happy to walk away. And at least if more of us start making clients aware now that taking an adverse view on IR35 will have an effect on their ability to hire, it can only help shape the direction the market takes.
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