Contract to MSC co. IR35

**BR14** · 30 January 2020, 21:32

no idea

**northernladuk** · 30 January 2020, 21:55

It would need a whole change of policy at your client to take your Ltd on as a supplier that is offering a packaged service rather than a bum on seat. It would also mean you changing what and how you deliver.

If they client wanted thst in the first place they would have probably already picked a supplier for it. They didn't, they went for a bum on seat which is all they want.

It's possible but very unlikely.

**Paralytic** · 31 January 2020, 07:34

Originally posted by jib78 View Post

Can the client co issue a contract and statement of work they are happy with outside IR35 as a managed service engamement post April to the same ltd company used previously. Or is it better to start another new Ltd or have a break in between new contract terms?

Can they? Yes, of course they can; why wouldn't they be able to?

Will they? Have you asked them?

**jib78** · 31 January 2020, 08:18

Yes confirms my thoughts. Cheers

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**northernladuk** · 31 January 2020, 14:17

There is a caveat here the the MSC approach isn't just a paperwork exercise and the reality is they are just putting bods on site under the control of the client in which case it's all a sham thst won't work.

This approach wlhas long been touted as a get around and it's pretty well agreed the agent just packaging their 10 existing contractors in to one contract and everything carries on as normal won't work.

**jib78** · 31 January 2020, 16:55

No will be an out source off site 80-100% of the time, fixed price work and plenty of substitution options.

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**northernladuk** · 31 January 2020, 17:03

Originally posted by jib78 View Post

No will be an out source off site 80-100% of the time, fixed price work and plenty of substitution options.

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The client/consulting agency tell you this?

Contract to MSC co. IR35