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Contracting mindset tips: you can only send a sick note to yourself
Contractors who can’t work because they are ill can only send a sick note to one employer, which is their own limited company, not their client.
�for your company. If you are too ill to find new contracts, it is not the agency’s or client’s responsibilit� �k note to yourself, pay yourself sick pay and use contract law to explain to the client why you could not co�
Category: Articles: Contracting Mindset Tips | Thu, 06 Mar 2014

Contracting mindset tips: save money for sickness, holidays and time out of contract
Clients only pay contractors when they are delivering a service and, unlike employers, do not include paid sick days and holiday as part of the deal.
�expect to pay for services delivered When you go contracting, you become a service provider, just like your ga� �f for holidays or when you’re not working between contracts. Would you pay £300 to watch daytime TV? If your�
Category: Articles: Contracting Mindset Tips | Mon, 31 Oct 2016

Contractor banking: choosing a business bank account
Contractors who have decided to trade through a limited company must apply for a separate business bank account for their contracting business.
�any must set up a separate bank account for their contracting business , and may choose from a range of busines� �r contractors who are due to commence their first contract at short notice and will need to provide a proof�
Category: Articles: Contractor banking | Mon, 08 Aug 2016

Advice on buying an IR35 free contract
Is it worth spending money on buying an 'IR35 Free Contract' ?
�r of organisations offering to sell ‘IR35 proof ' contracts to contractors. This article explains why there i� �s. There is no such thing as a standard IR35 free contract A contract between your company and the agency mu�
Category: Articles: IR35 | Thu, 23 Mar 2000

Should you ask HMRC for an IR35 contract review?
Discuss whether it is sensible to approach HMRC for a contract review.
�rt. Assuming that you've got everything in order (contracts/working practices etc) then you could decide to a� �HMRC offer an IR35 contract review service for contractors, so they can finan�
Category: Articles: IR35 | Sun, 23 Apr 2000

IR35 case study 1 - a contractors IR35 story
A contractor explains how he used a legal expert to get his contract passing IR35.
�R35 due to the contract. Talk to agency about the contracts. The agency send the contractor their new contrac� �a start date of 14th February. At this point the contract was not checked for IR35 compliance since the imp�
Category: Articles: IR35 | Tue, 25 Apr 2000

IR35 contract review service by HMRC
What is the HMRC Contract Review service and should you use it?
�Tax Calculator . It is important to know if your contracts pass IR35 so you can structure your payments acco� �a number of independent experts who offer an IR35 contract review service, HMRC can also provide an opinion�
Category: Articles: IR35 | Mon, 19 Sept 2005

Umbrella companies and IR35
Explains whether it can be avoided using an umbrella scheme.
�r you fall inside IR35 is solely dependant on the contract between your limited company (or umbrella company�
Category: Articles: IR35 | Mon, 03 Jul 2006

How to determine if your contract passes IR35
Describes the factors to consider when evaluating your contract for IR35 compliance.
�thousands of pounds, and thus the process of IR35 contract review before signing a contract is of paramount�
Category: Articles: IR35 | Wed, 05 Jul 2006

IR35 contract review: Getting your contract reviewed for IR35 status
Advice and guidance for getting your contract reviewed for IR35.
�salary + dividends). If you have not had previous contracts reviewed and have assumed those contracts were ou� �It is important to get an IR35 contract review to test your IR35 status and protect your�
Category: Articles: IR35 | Wed, 19 Jul 2006