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The issue is that you are judged not by your situation at any given point, but by each individual contract in isolation.
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The point is, just doing a couple of days work with another client doesn't really make any difference to your employment status with your main client. I thought HMRC decided IR35 status on a per-contract basis also?
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Originally posted by scooby View PostI have a good chance at getting an additional contract for a couple of days a month. as you can understand, this is a good pointer for fending off IR35.
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Multiple contract
I have a good chance at getting an additional contract for a couple of days a month. as you can understand, this is a good pointer for fending off IR35.
The problem is, the contract is voluntary in the initial phase. this doesnt bother me as its a non-profit org i believe in and i'm actually a member. Regardless, there would still be a contract put in place.
The question: if there is no charge, would the beloved HMRC ignore this contract? Is the contract, and therefore 2nd client, valid without monies being exchanged?Tags: None
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