How veterans and newbies alike can source IT contracts, time and time again.

Top tips for limited company contractors investing in a professional 'look and feel.'

Expert aid for a contractor hoping his working practice won’t be misunderstood.

Expert helps a software contractor being leant on to itemise his invoices with 'R&D.'

What a dispensation is and why you can only claim for expenses you can prove you've incurred.

Office-holders, the assurance process and BETs inspire a new download from ContractorUK.

If you are unsure about how your next contract fits within the IR35 framework, there are professional companies to help you clarify your status.

Jury service is rarely thought about until you receive the letter.

Real Time Information reporting to HMRC is a must for the majority of businesses from April 6th.

Tax tips for getting your company to foot the bill for a new mobile on an existing contract.

Legal expert on what the staffing industry hopes to achieve from the Agency Regs review.

Hefty tax breaks on offer to ‘at-home’ contractors, especially with a non-exclusive business room.

Business contracts can easily become overdue for review, whether you’re on Plan A; B or A+.

Tax aid for a contractor with an office at home who claims only a few pounds a week.

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IFA helps a limited company owner wondering if he’s missing a trick on pension contributions.

Why the wartime adage doesn’t ring true for contractors accused of falling short.

Coaxed or coerced? The compliance approach foreign shores are taking to UK contract arrivals.

Explaining the differences between claiming expenses via a limited company and an umbrella company.

Contractors must fork out more to wind-up, so take the following steps to keep a lid on costs.