Originally posted by Ivor1
I would refuse to sign (if advised by your legal or tax advisor).
As it happens, being on site or working from home has no bearing on IR35 provided the reasons for doing both are sound business reasons (security or access to key interdependent personnel) which are understood and agreed by you and don't smack of unnecessary client controls to supervise your work or hours.
This is rather different than the advice on the IR website, so I am sticking to my guns and ensuring that I run my business out of my home office on my terms as much as possible. Mainly because I want to run by business efficiently and not travel unnecessarily with no benefit to my co or the client, not because I want to avoid IR35.
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