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Not being able to bill sounds like a bad thing to me. You don't get Cap Gemini thinking "Our client's put the project on hold and our consultants can't charge. Brilliant! No IR35!"
Well at least it's nice to know you understand the business so well...
Now spot the difference between a supplier via procurement and B2B contracts and a BoS contractor via Human Remains. Then work out which one is potentially liable for extra personal taxation just becuase he sort of looks like a part-time employee as opposed to being a free-standing business.
It is money issues - to demonstrate a reduction in costs in Q3. That has been totally open, in the conversations & emails I have had. I know many other contractors on the sites across the UK have been told the same, but obviously they either don't visit this forum or don't want to admit to their days off!
Not being able to bill sounds like a bad thing to me. You don't get Cap Gemini thinking "Our client's put the project on hold and our consultants can't charge. Brilliant! No IR35!"
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