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    #11
    Thank you guys for your answers, I will have a better look at the links you sent !
    Have a good day

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      #12
      Originally posted by CGMFerrier View Post
      Thank you guys for your answers, I will have a better look at the links you sent !
      Have a good day
      Ideally, you need to ensure clauses to cover no mutuality of obligation, the consultancy exercises control over the provision of the services, and the right to provide a substitute. Most contractor accountants would offer you free IR35 contract review and recommend changes to weak areas in your contract. This is what normally an IR35 contract review would involve. You would also need to ensure that your working practices are reflective of your terms in your contract.

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        #13
        Originally posted by TheCyclingProgrammer View Post
        I suspect the director/shareholder thing might be something to do with the MSC legislation and the agency just going for a simple blanket clause to avoid problems?
        It's a combination of MSC legislation, and not letting small consultancy firms steal their clients.
        See You Next Tuesday

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