Contractors are not the target --'for once' -- of a HMRC criminal prosecution threat.

Ahead of next year's £3,000 cutback, remember that even a little excess can be illegal.

Complaints prompt Unite to 'tar all brollies with the same brush', and demand a ban.

Chancellor tipped to tour the north, just as taxpayers tell the Treasury what he should do.

Taxpayer-funded employment probe paid one employer about £50,000.

'Get real,' blasts a judge, declaring Dragons' Den-style business plans as unnecessary to be 'self-employed.'

Revealed: why contracting in IT is growing at almost twice the rate of IT employment.

Only a matter of time until the off-payroll rules are rolled out to cover all PSCs.

Hundreds of temporary techies get their marching orders, as banks' cutbacks kick in.

Hypocrisy, confusion and disguised remuneration make up a busy tax month.

But the significant albeit small dip doesn't apply to freelance opportunities.

Half the extra tax taken when SMEs get investigated is from VAT non-compliance.

HMRC's denials of change might still not convince non-rocket scientist contractors.

'Inevitable' roll-out of April’s IR35 reforms worry half of contractors.

Techies in business-as-usual mode about the UK's exit, before a post-2019 bounce.