‘Forget how HMRC will police things -- even if IR35 is something you don’t need to worry about.’

England expects every high-risk returnee to now spend only 10 days indoors, down from 14.

Radical changes to work abroad don’t signify the death of international contracting, especially as workplaces are going the way of the contractor.

As if Brexit wasn’t enough, a would-be UK contractor must navigate covid too (but can keep invoicing).

Pandemic or not, a Paris firm wants an economic victim of coronavirus for an immediate start.

Payroll reform could affect your next Dutch contract, but it probably won’t take the gloss off it.

The Boris-Brussels contract could go one of two ways. Neither look great for EU gigs from Friday.

A high in-country liability is now a strong sign that it’s lucrative, not loss-making.

Where’s simplest to be self-employed overseas rarely adds up to where’s also profitable.

A look at one of the EU contracting hotspots Brits are sure to miss their easy access to.

Nairobi could make quite the home from home for contractors with corporate and IT backgrounds.

Not the obvious choice, but why rule out a stint in Africa’s oil-rich, fastest-growing economy?

The Oslo-centred country is likely to be just the ticket for many a UK contractor right now.

Europe’s 8th smallest nation punches well above its weight, making it a big contender for contractors.

Hate chewing gum but happy to swallow high costs? Then Lion City may be your perfect den.

Working in the world’s most lucrative destination for UK contractors -- an overview.