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Spartacus replied

25 July 2006, 22:38
No. HMCR say that each contract is judged separately on its own merits, so it is possible to be inside for one and outside for the other. However, having multiple concurrent contracts is a good pointer to BIBOYOA, hence less likely to be inside IR35 as a whole.
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Diestl started a topic IR35 More than one Client

25 July 2006, 22:10
IR35 More than one Client

If I have a ltd co and I typical contract (i.e. 37.5 hours , 6 months, IR35 freindly contract) to one client and also another client with smaller ie few hours a week contract does this automatically make me outside the IR35?
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