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Feel free to contact us in Usually if you are undertaking the same tasks as an employee HMRC would usually state you are a disguised employee and therefore within IR35. Having the same directions [...]

Attending the client’s site itself would not lead to being outside IR35. The fact that you seem to have control over when you are to undertake the work and the fact you have no supervisor, means [...]

IR35 is determined by a series of factors and the working practice is key. However, certain clauses within a contract would help lend itself to identifying whether or not it falls in or outside [...]

For contracts to fall outside IR35 you would be looking for a right of control. You would also expect to put things right in your own time and at your own expense. The safer the contract, [...]

Some agencies specify that the end clients insist on contractors paying PAYE on their income and therefore they word employment contracts in such a way that the contractor would fall within IR35. [...]

Just because you have been contracting for that long doesn’t mean that IR35 does not affect you. Contractors, regardless of how long they have been contracting, can still be within IR35 as each [...]

Unfortunately, the fact that you have three contracts is not sufficient for you to fall outside IR35. You could find that one, two or all three of the contracts fall within IR35 and therefore you [...]

Umbrella companies cater for people new to contracting. We would suggest using one like Crystal Umbrella or Atlantic Umbrella to help you through your first time as a contractor.