Originally posted by JohntheBike
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Do we have examples of public sector clients using software houses who are exempt and where the software house is applying the rules?
IR35 reforms: Where consultancies are caught
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Some CSC contractors provided their services to MG Rover from CSC premises and through an agency. I currently supply my services through a software house to a client and do not reside at the client's site. Additionally there is no intermediate agency. So how would that structure likely fare under the new rules?
Some CSC contractors provided their services to MG Rover from CSC premises and through an agency. I currently supply my services through a software house to a client and do not reside at the client's site. Additionally there is no intermediate agency. So how would that structure likely fare under the new rules?
The only way to be exempt is to provide a service not people.
P.S. When they talk about intermediaries here they are not talking agencies. Again, explained in the 2nd paragraph of your own article.
P.S.S Don't get the end user of the chain mixed up with who is paying for and consuming your services. It should be a lot clearer if you get that right first. It was an issue back in PS days but not now.
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