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    how much would you increase your day rate for inside?

    I'm starting to get contracts, stating inside 35, how much would you increase your day rate for inside ir35 work?

    I said + £250

    #2
    Originally posted by KentDogWalker View Post
    I'm starting to get contracts, stating inside 35, how much would you increase your day rate for inside ir35 work?

    I said + £250
    Depends on what your current day rate is.

    Good market: +30%

    Current market: Take what you can

    In the end, it often won't what you say - the client will pay what the client wants to pay and, unless you have particularly niche skills, you'll just price yourself out of the market if you're rigid with your demands.

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      #3
      Rather depends what your day rate is..

      About 35% seems to be the average plus any expenses you will be losing. But since most clients seem to be cutting rates to recover the ErNICs i wish you luck with getting a raise.
      Blog? What blog...?

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        #4
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          #5
          Depends who is picking up the employers NIC liability and where the contract is based.

          If locally and employer is actually covering the employers NIC's, I'd probably ask for 15-20%. In this market however..

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            #6
            40% more than inside to maintain rate. I worked this out using an excel sheet. The sheet contained tax bands in tables, and I used Vlookup functions to calculate the tax paid in each tax type. Then compared inside and outside roles. Inside means paying around 18% more tax, but the trouble is, to get the extra 18% tax, your rates have to go up 40%.

            From there , work out how much of a rate cut you can bear, to remain competitive.

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              #7
              it's easy to say how much we should our day rate by for inside..

              but it's not very much in our hands. usually its the client/agency decides how much their willing to pay out.
              Of course you could negotiate further and/or justify your high day rate saying that's because you need to increase because of inside IR35 blah blah blah.. but the client/agency will likely just turnaround and say they only willing to pay out that much.

              And if you don't accept their offer then they'l just turn to someone else. And i'm sure there would be people out there who is willing to accept the lower amount just to get the contract.

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                #8
                Originally posted by KentDogWalker View Post
                I'm starting to get contracts, stating inside 35, how much would you increase your day rate for inside ir35 work?

                I said + £250
                since when can you fix your own rate?
                geez, you must be a minor deity or summat.

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                  #9
                  I’ve gone for +800 a day

                  Is the client willing to pay £250 a day extra are your skills in scant availability’s?


                  Sent from my iPhone using Contractor UK Forum

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by KentDogWalker View Post
                    I'm starting to get contracts, stating inside 35, how much would you increase your day rate for inside ir35 work?

                    I said + £250
                    Really?!!

                    1. Phone umbrella company
                    2. Give them your rate and other details
                    3. Obtain the monthly net figure

                    Repeat 1-3 with increased rates each time until you are happy with the answer. Take the higher rate you are happy with and deduct the original rate. This difference is the increase I would recommend.

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