The facts about the tax rule, and the fiction – often put out by your friend at the pub.

What new mortgage application rules, now in force, might mean for you.

Expert warns a would-be consultant that his kindness may cost him under IR35.

Tax aid for a limited company techie dazed by reforms to VAT being almost never-ending.

The employment allowance can't be used to reduce any deemed employment payment.

Legal expert disappoints an ex-agency engineer hoping he accrued pension rights.

UK suppliers of e-services facing EU consumers should act before January 2015.

PCG offers guidance on new IR35-unfriendly contracts being foisted on freelancers.

The least taxing way to put thousands of pounds in rail fees on your one-person company.

Expert demystifies rules from next month that target false self-employment.

Status expert disappoints an IT consultant hoping the solution is to sole trade for a year.

Expert helps a contractor stuck on the RTI submission probing his MSC/IR35 status.

The least taxing way to take £20,000 out of a limited company before winding it up.

Where in the world is shaping up to be 'hot' for IT contractors.

Take a final shot at your investment goal before the tax year-end whistle blows.

'Control' under the EAA means less than that needed to establish IR35.

Retrospection in effect, says CIOT, warning that new tax powers from April go too far.

What tax-savvy IT contractors shouldn’t miss in their financial spring clean.

'Not as messy if you act against a director, who won’t back down, before he acts.'

IFA: Shelter yourself from the impending rise in interest rates by going fixed.