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Any IR35 implications?

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    #21
    Originally posted by DirtyDog View Post
    No, it means that you cannot effectively rely on lack of D&C as a defence, which leaves two other branches to use as a defence - lack of MOO and RoS.

    If you can effectively prove one of those two, then that's your defence - you only need one of the three, rather than all three.
    Riiiight and the RoS is gonna work if they have that attitude. But yes you are correct.
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