The easiest way to combat IR35 is to get your agency to write into the contract 
that it's you or a representative from your Ltd company.

Andy C

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On 15 May 2012, at 15:18, Eric B <[email protected]> wrote:

> Richard raised a couple of important points here. Being a Sole trader is as
> simple as it gets. but you are liable for losses/debt
> with your personal belongings. So if you re only consulting and there arent
> a lot of outgoings, hold stock etc. there is little risk
> of loss.
> 
> IR35 is another thing. You may want to opt in or out. out is cheaper.
> However if audited you need to prove a couple you are your own LTD.
> There are a few ways of doing this, use your own assets at work (computers,
> email address), get agreement from your boss to work from home once in a
> while (i recommend doing this after a while only), use personal or emails
> from your LTD for work and a few other ways.
> I have got my ltd setup with its own emails (use gmail if you want) and I
> have worked from my LTD emails, i ve got written approval to work from home
> etc. so Im good to challenge the IR35 bit IF NEEDED.
> 
> Right, back to work.. ;-)
> 
> On Mon, May 14, 2012 at 9:21 PM, Richard Naef <
> [email protected]> wrote:
> 
>> Hi paul,
>> 
>> I've been self employed for nearly 20 years now, always been VAT registered
>> and acted as a sole trader, i.e. all my income is taxed as personal, rather
>> than as a business.  I have looked at various other methods including LTD
>> (I
>> become an employee) and incorporated ( I become a shareholder and receive a
>> dividend).  Never bothered as there is always a risk of law changes and in
>> some respect the later does feel like tax avoidance and a sole trader is
>> about as simple as its possible to get.  However I think the main issue is
>> whether as a contractor you will be employed mainly by 1 company, if that
>> is
>> the case the rules are quite strict - to stop companies making all their
>> employees' contractors.  So you've had a few suggestions from the list, but
>> as this is very important I suggest you talk to a professional Accountant
>> (ask any self employed mates for recommendations) or Business angel - Your
>> local Business Link should be able to help you there.  Good luck, being
>> made
>> redundant was the best thing that ever happened to me!
>> 
>> 
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