How to cut your coat according to your cloth, while not forgetting HMRC wants different chunks out of it, at different times.

The basics of what a contractor accountant does; charges, and should be able to advise on with confidence.

How to get the most from online number-crunchers, programmed to tot up your take-home.

The admin side to the most complicated of business expenses, and how it could save you if an inspector calls.

Your name in lights is absolutely possible as a PSC, but whether that stardom comes with a tax deduction is probably one for your accountant, else HMRC.

Whether it’s your end-client or agency doing the reimbursing, be aware the sum cannot simply be regarded as tax-free.

Overview on capital assets and how to write-off a variety of IT contractor items, ranging from cars to specialist equipment.

Like any other software, AI tools need only pass the ‘wholly’ and ‘exclusively’ tests to be tax deductible.

Understanding a historical game of cat and mouse is a good start to going unincorporated for your next contract.

No hard and fast rules doesn’t mean there isn’t a formula to reveal the amount you’ll need for illness and downtime.

What a self-billing arrangement is, looks like; saves, and requires of you and your contractor recruitment agency.

Corporation tax hikes by Rishi Sunak pre-Budget still sting the most, but pension hikes by Jeremy Hunt post-Budget could help the most.

Barring a Budget U-turn, many limited companies will suffer increased HMRC liabilities -- higher than the government is letting on.

With HMRC liabilities on profits set to get more taxing, directors who didn’t charge before may find that from April, every little helps.

A director seeking faster home-broadband gets the green light, assuming supplying clients is the main motivator.

Transferring a spouse’s gift to the PSC is the only way to get tax relief and even then, watch second-hand values don’t make it a waste of time.