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    Substitution and IR35

    First time client has done this. You make some great points I’m going to give plenty of thought to. Thanks!
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    Substitution and IR35

    Thanks for this. I’m not worried re IR35. My contract with the client has a substitute clause but is silent on subcontracting. I think your point about the relationship of the three parties is important and what I’ll focus on.
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    Substitution and IR35

    Yes I’ve found the sub and yes I’ve time to sort the documentation. Yes I have agreement from client re additional costs and yes I’ve run the numbers. Yes I have a SoW with the client, of course. I was always free to decline the additional work as out of scope. I am no way subjected to SDC. I...
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    Substitution and IR35

    I currently only have the one client. I have had multiple clients previously. The current client has asked me to do a specific time limited additional project that I don’t have capacity to do. Hence why I’ve used the words subcontract and substitute interchangeably (incorrectly). Client doesn’t...
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    Substitution and IR35

    Thank you , really useful info!
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    Substitution and IR35

    Clearly out of naivete! I now realise from the first response there is a difference in the two terms and will proceed on the basis of substitution
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    Substitution and IR35

    Hello, I intend to subcontract a piece of work due to the volume of work I have for a client. I assume this meets the substitute clause for IR35 I have in my contract with the client. Client is actually OK with me arranging for someone else to do this piece of work. My question - I will need a...

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