Common use of Where Off Clause in Contracts

Where Off. Payroll applies to Assignment and where required in accordance with Off-Payroll, Contractor acknowledges and agrees that Employment Business shall deduct sums in respect of PAYE Income Tax and National Insurance Contributions Employment Business calculated in accordance with Off-Payroll prior to payment of Contractor’s invoice. Employment Business shall remit such sums deducted under this clause 7.2 and Employer’s NICs to HM Revenue and Customs to comply with its statutory duty. Employment Business will provide a statement to Contractor setting out such deductions. Save where and to the extent required by law, Contractor is and will continue to be wholly responsible for the correct payment of all taxes and statutory deductions.

Where Off. Payroll applies to the Assignment and where required in accordance with Off-Payroll, the Contractor acknowledges and agrees that the Employment Business shall deduct sums in respect of PAYE Income Tax and National Insurance Contributions the Employment Business calculated in accordance with Off-Payroll prior to payment of the Contractor’s invoice. The Employment Business shall remit such sums deducted under this clause 7.2 and Employer’s NICs to HM Revenue and Customs to comply with its statutory duty. The Employment Business will provide a statement to the Contractor setting out such deductions. Save where and to the extent required by law, the Contractor is and will continue to be wholly responsible for the correct payment of all taxes and statutory deductions.

Where Off. Payroll applies to the Assignment and where required in accordance with Off-Payroll, the Contractor acknowledges and agrees that Employment Business shall deduct sums in respect of PAYE Income Tax and National Insurance Contributions Employment Business calculated in accordance with Off-Off- Payroll prior to payment of the Contractor’s invoice. Employment Business shall remit such sums deducted under this clause 7.2 and Employer’s NICs to HM Revenue and Customs to comply with its statutory duty. The Employment Business will provide a statement to the Contractor setting out such deductions. Save where and to the extent required by law, the Contractor is and will continue to be wholly responsible for the correct payment of all taxes and statutory deductions.