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If the Public Sector used another tool in conjunction with the HMRC tool would this
- Increase you confidence in an In Scope decision
- Have no determinable difference in your confidence on the decision
I'd include an option "Increase your confidence in an out of scope decision".
Thanks for the replies and participation i really appreciate it. I'm still reading up on IR35 and there are loads of different views out there . Think a lot of people on this forum will know more about it than me .... as your working on the coal face! I wanted to keep the questionnare short and sweet so I may have missed things like the Ltd company .
I'm currently on the third year of the CIPP Foundation Degree in Payroll Management and my work based research project is the implementation of the Intermediary Legislation (IR35) rule changes for the Public Sector.
In order to do complete this research project I have designed a short questionnaire , the link of which is below .
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