Simon Moore

No good relying on the Companies Act to tell you how to do your bit, legally.

From skis and sexy PJs, to biscuits and a boat - contractors have tried to claim for all sorts.

A tycoon's tax-saving plan isn't a shoo-in for contractor companies looking to wind-up.

Even lawful ‘bullying’ tactics can render your contract unenforceable – IT lawyer.

How contractors can respond to a regular client who starts paying irregularly, or not at all.

Salary setting, last-minute dividend drawing and other tax year-end considerations. 

Clock is ticking for the self-employed to legally and ethically save tax.

Umbrella company contractors are covered for kit, assuming it’s essential.

Dodging banana skins is more critical when your business and the economy are getting back on its feet.

Act today or join the thousands of homeowners facing steeper repayments tomorrow.

How reform in Brussels could ease the accounting burden on contractors in the UK.

Your options; if end-users tighten up to stop a 'tidal wave' of their clients defecting to you.

IFA: High earning contractors should act now to soften a potential blow on March 21^st.

Despite the outcry, contracting via a PSC is justified - it's up to Osborne to realise it.

'Even just dipping your toe into IT contracting has tax consequences.'

Expenses tips for an umbrella company contractor seeking relief on the road.

'It's no good agreeing a fixed price only to forget to factor in VAT.'

Call off the witch-hunt that makes contractors the witch and limited companies the broom, says Derek Kelly.

Tips on how to avoid burning your fingers, this Shrove Tuesday and beyond.

'Contractors aren’t obliged about tax on the earnings of self-employed people they take on online.'