With HMRC, the longer you delay; the more you’ll pay – Nixon Williams.

Joining client staff for Turkey dinner won’t turn you into a disguised employee.

The right to substitute can steer you away from IR35, regardless of whether you know it's in your contract.

'New test for UK residency for tax purposes is neither simple nor certain.'

Treasury attempts to clarify the targets of the new IR35 legislation.

'IR35 being extended to office-holders means care needs to be taken in three scenarios.'

Some contractors drawing dividends should consider deferring income until next year.

£50k-plus contractors can dodge the worst of the claw back, but the clock is ticking.

Only in certain circumstances is a car on the company better value.

Parasol demystifies 'We’re all in' for contractors direct to an agency or umbrella.

Responsibility falls to contractors, but most advisors will tackle HMRC correspondence.

The least taxing way to buy a mobile for Plan B, when Plan A might fold.

'Eco-friendly or not, tax write-offs beyond your trade’s purpose won’t fly with HMRC.'

Forming his own company isn't worth it for one contractor facing the payroll of his client.

IFA: 'We're all In' adverts are aimed at employees, but potentially contractors too.

Expert helps a new contractor needing to know how much he’ll pocket.

Expert aid for ‘off-payroll’ workers in the public sector facing the assurance process.

There's three avenues for contractors to exit early, with or without a legitimate reason.

Tax aid for a part-time techie, full-time mum who doesn’t need to register with the Revenue.