Originally posted by stevenp61
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As a starter. To be outside you have to be a supplier delivering a product in a true B2B engagement. Inside is considered a disguised permie role.
Another tip, there are three major pillars to IR35. To be outside you must not be under D&C (direction and control of the client). Permies are D&C, suppliers aren't. The must be a lack of Mutuality of Obligation. There must be no obligation to give any more work once you've delivered. Permies expect to get the next piece of work given, contractors do not. Finally is RoS (Right of Substitution). Suppliers can substitute staff in and out as it doesn't matter to the delivery of the product. Permies can't.
These are very basic elements of IR35 and are discussed in most articles. If you can understand them then you might be able to understand the question above and many many more above.
Time to start doing a bit for yourself now. It's all clearly explained.
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