The call for evidence on umbrella companies is welcome, but it’s not before time.

The government must use its June RTW review to bring the UK’s outdated employing process into the 21st century.

An unwieldy IR35 reform consequence that HMRC doesn’t intend for, and is going to snuff out, is creating quite the furore.

Consistency was one of IR35 reform’s silver linings. But without many noticing, it’s now been removed.

To furlough or not to furlough? That’s the question troubling contractors, and brollies.

Despite the IR35 hype, and the Taylor Review fanfare, the SDM’s demise should be quite a quiet affair.

Doing due diligence on umbrellas will come into its own should IR35 change again.

Get to grips with your brolly's deductions and fees so you're covered, not cross.

Lots of talk on expenses belies the mere handful of claims that the T&S rules permit.

From today, T&S tax relief for 'SDC' and IR35 contractors is outlawed.