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Contractor doctor: am I too old for contracting?
A permanent employee considers contracting but is worried if ageism exists in the contract world.
�y project management. I’m thinking of maybe going contracting to earn more money but am now concerned whether I� �erience puts you in a very good position to get a contract in project management. Kind regards Contractor Do�
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| Fri, 11 May 2007
Contractor doctor: is renting a home near the contract site an allowable expense?
Contractors who rent a place to live near where they are working can deduct almost all expenses if the accomodation they are renting isn't their principal place of residence.
�any other reason in connection with your computer contracting activities. The property may not be used in pensi� �o rent somewhere short term nearer to the current contract. Is the rent an allowable expense? What about oth�
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Articles: Contractor Doctor Q+A
| Mon, 04 Jun 2007
Contractor doctor: can I claim food expenses and without receipts?
A contractor enquiries if they can claim for unreciepted food expenses.
�e towards agencies who do it. Good Luck with your contracting! Contractor Doctor�
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| Thu, 07 Jun 2007
Contractor doctor: do I need to be an expert to go contracting?
What level of skills do you need to go contracting?
�icle regarding the reasons permanent employees go contracting . I’d love to go contracting for the lifestyle an�
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| Fri, 08 Jun 2007
Contractor doctor: can agencies change the rate of pay mid-contract?
This agency is trying to change the rate due to a contractor on a contract that is already in force. They have no legal right to do this. Contractors shouldn't stand for it.
�ontract to see if it's there. Good luck with your contracting! Contractor Doctor� �Dear Contractor Doctor, I'm in a 6 month contract which stipulates an agreed hourly rate under PAYE�
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| Mon, 18 Jun 2007
Contractor doctor: am I legally obliged to train the client's staff?
Contractors do not have to provide services over and above those agreed in the contract, and clients cannot expect contractors to do so.
�erience and a reference here. Good luck with your contracting! ContractorDoctor� �charge more because it is outside the scope of my contract - I was originally hired as a programmer with no�
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| Thu, 28 Jun 2007
Contractor doctor: can clients terminate you before the contract ends?
This agency sent a contractor home a week early and threatened to refuse a reference if the contractor didn't go. The contractor can sue for the full value of the contract, and he can even take action about the reference.
�Dear Contractor Doctor, My husband is currently contracting on a 6 month contract. He was served notice of it� �rmination clause in the contract. Many contractor contracts include the right to terminate at any time with n� �My husband is currently contracting on a 6 month contract. He was served notice of its end, however today h�
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| Mon, 02 Jul 2007
Contractor doctor: did I breach the contract by leaving early?
If your contract doesn't permit termination, you have to stay the time. Leave early and you could be liable for damages.
�ultancy Lawspeed , it is entirely standard in the contracting industry for contractors to be locked in to a sho� �alone and to move on. Good luck with your future contracts. Contractor Doctor� �Dear Contractor Doctor, A year ago, I left a contract giving 1 week's notice. My contract with the agen�
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| Thu, 27 Sept 2007
Contractor doctor: how can I avoid late contract renewals?
Contractors should politely pressure agents and clients to ensure that they don't get too short contracts or too short renewals.
�Dear Contractor Doctor, I've been contracting for almost a year now and I've completed two cont� �ting for almost a year now and I've completed two contracts. On both occasions my clients have only offered t� �Offer them two rates. A higher rate for a 3 month contract, and the same rate for a 6 month contract. When l�
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| Wed, 03 Oct 2007
Contractor doctor: can the client use threat of termination?
Clients shouldn't pressure contractors with threats of termination but in case they do, contractors should have their 'escape pod' of proof of delivery prepared.
�Dear Contractor Doctor, I have been contracting for 14 months and the client has recently asked m� �is typically a reason to terminate in contractor contracts. To handle this issue: Get a schedule in your con� �rker in my speciality. Such training is not in my contract. The client is putting a lot of pressure on me to�
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| Mon, 08 Oct 2007
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