A compromise to ease the impasse between taxman and taxpayer exists -- but it’ll take clean hands and open minds before the long journey can begin.

Contractors at the sharp end of the tax year face limited options, lots of HMRC notices, and little to no room for ignorance.

Add IR35 inertia into the mix, and we could see the unblocking of issues that both blight HMRC and harm contractors.

Autumn Budget is unfortunately too soon for an overhaul of the complex, erosive HMRC policy.

A sea change is here. Alongside a taxman who’ll keep chasing and schemes that’ll keep targeting. But hold on to your old ways -- and you’ll struggle.

There’s no secret to Accelerated Payment Notices reducing. The taxman has just run out of targets.

And expecting any official measures to close or underpin it, is like waiting for Godot.

It’s tempting to take the path of least taxation. But contractors have been here before.

In an event-run world of murky twilight, shifting sands, and contrasting views, toe the line.

Between now and Monday, many still have an unenviable decision to make.

Why ruining 1,500 contractors’ bank holiday weekends (and potentially their livelihoods), takes more balance than you might think.

An important cut-off if you’re caught by the charge and are settling looms large -- a week today.

The freelance world closing in is almost here; again. But it’s a (un) merry-go-round some of us can get off.

Disgraceful. Scandalous. Unprecedented. More of the truth about HMRC must come out today too.

Revealed: five falsehoods of a report ignoring the unprecedented, the unfair and the upsetting.

As the knockout blow eludes MPs, it’s Loan Charge officials who are actually inflicting the real damage.