Contracting News
Legal expert's overview of a data protection proposal threatening IT contractors with new liabilities.
Revenue to stop paperwork probes while it considers a new approach.
‘Uncertain climate’ forcing IT temps to sacrifice pay for longevity.
A new breed of self-employed person is ‘keeping a lid’ on unemployment.
The death of ESC C16, as a concession, puts an end to the least taxing way to close a company.
‘Five van-loads of my employer’s IT gear make me a hoarder, not a thief.’
The mistakes IT contractors made over the last 12 months that pinched their pockets, and worse.
Umbrella company expected to be open to offers and on the market by July 2013.
Lunch and travel expenses were income, court rules, not part of any dispensation.
Expert aid for a soon-to-retire contractor looking to run Plan B as a sole trader.
Web map giant ‘unreservedly sorry for two contractors acting on their own behalf.’
Tech giant will prioritise SMEs in its push to sub-contract more state IT work.
IR35 experts dismiss fears that a GAAR would target contractors over employment status.
Technology investment faces a seven-fold drop as banks and financial institutions reign in spending.
Privatisation fears spark mass walkout, with more to come on January 31st.
Grumpy techie can’t have her cakes and eat them, but he can clean up afterwards.
Revealed: the very best, and worst, of an eventful 12 months for IT contractors.
Almost half of agents say temps’ prospects will worsen within the next three weeks.
Best wishes to the flexible workforce will no longer cut it, not least for the economy.
CUK would like to wish all our readers a very happy holiday. We look forward to keeping you up-to-date with all the latest contractor news throughout 2012.
Expert helps a would-be IT contractor with a history of dodging the taxman.
Streamline, merge or die - the options facing the agency regs.
Numerical probe set to drill down into who contractors really are.
September was a bung to the steady draining away of public IT contracts.
How seven IT-business & staffing captains rate Osborne’s stewardship of the economy.
All but none of the chancellor’s pro-business moves will see IT contractors thrive or survive.
UK freelance headcount rises to 1.56 million as Cameron vows 'all our support'.
Ditching the one-size-fits-all approach to flexible workers is more important than ever.
Officials rule out a full merger of the two tax systems, saying NI will keep its separate identity.
What the chancellor’s Autumn Statement should contain for firms, by firms.
Tech and temporary workers are being made to share the pain of budgetary pressures.
Guide to freelancing goes live, informed by 10 years, at least, of contracting issues.
Why the ISA ceiling doesn’t have to cut you off at £10,680.
The government's practical business advisor is ready to slim down.
Healthy spending plans in financers’ IT departments emerge, yet they’re ‘unlikely to last.’
‘Upping sticks was better for business than trading in Britain.’
Emails released under data laws show their enforcer, the ICO, attempted a deliberate cover-up.
Fewer targets, overall, but a greater focus on checking records for non-compliance.
HMRC resorts to stalling tactics that make taxpayers cough up more.
Public and private pressures have got consultancies cautious about the next few months.








