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  • blacjac
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    Very good for IR35.

    It clearly demonstrates that the client is not obliged to provide you with work.

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  • PhilAtBFCA
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    Mr_Z

    Interesting one.

    I think its a good thing for a non-MOO pointer but I would be careful as as far as IR35 is concerned I would take a wider view of personal service and Control before making an IR35 decision based on this alone. Contractual terms need to be consistent with the practice ( as well as vice versa )

    Phil

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  • Mr_Z
    started a topic Mutuality Of Obligation(MOO)

    Mutuality Of Obligation(MOO)

    I've had an enforced break of 2 to 3 weeks twice in a current contract, where the client has written at short notice to say that no work will be offered and paid for during this period. Does anyone have any views on how this sits with regards to the IR35 MOO pointer?
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