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Freelance rates - employed or self employed?

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cbp

Date:

Thursday, 23rd May 2002 13:05

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I am currently working as a Freelance designer employed under a freelance contract, however I do seem to be working here 9-5 monday to friday. It looks as though I may have to go through an agency route, which will incur costs of of IR35. what does this mean and how much should I now charge as an hourly rate to compensate.

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•	Freelance rates - employed or self employed?
	I am currently working as a Freelance designer employed under a freelance contract, however I do seem to be working ...

cbp

23/05/02 13:05

17871

•	Re: Freelance rates - employed or self employed?
	The best thing I ever did when I became freelance was to get an accountant. I don't understand the IR35 ...

Diana Nutting

24/05/02 09:47

17878

•	Re: Freelance rates - employed or self employed?
	The mysteries of IR35 are explained on the Inland Revenue website on: http://www.inlandrevenue.gov.uk/ir35 For a calculator to compute the difference in hourly ...

Tony Gerrard

24/05/02 00:12

17876