Contractors have a lifeline beyond IT-based mortgage boxes and unaware branch staff.
19th September, 2012 | Money
IT traders jumping to a PSC don’t have to take their chequered VAT history with them.
18th September, 2012 | VAT
Don’t leave it to agents or clients to find fault with your commercial arrangements.
13th September, 2012 | Guide to Contracts
Why a recruiter may be reluctant to place a limited company candidate abroad.
7th September, 2012 | Contracting Overseas
You can’t afford to skim-read amid new clauses for persons who are ‘controlling’ or ‘off-payroll.’
6th September, 2012 | Guide to Contracts
Different headings add up to the same thing – HMRC investigating your IR35 status.
23rd August, 2012 | IR35 Further Reading
IFA: Contractors struggling to sell-up may have an upside that's long-term and lucrative.
22nd August, 2012 | Money
No signed contract? No agreed price? Fear not, says business solicitor Nigel Musgrove.
20th August, 2012 | Money
Point-by-point rebuttal of David Gauke’s remarks on retrospective tax rule S58.
8th August, 2012 | BN66
Ex-head of investigations on why HMRC’s IR35 campaign really is ‘taxing.’
31st July, 2012 | IR35 Further Reading
Tax tips for a PSC contractor whose UK contract includes a spell overseas.
31st July, 2012 | Contracting Overseas
Even with an office, your score counts for little unless you’re low-risk – IR35 expert.
25th July, 2012 | IR35 Further Reading
IFA helps a limited company owner wondering if he’s missing a trick on pension contributions.
18th July, 2012 | Money
Why the wartime adage doesn’t ring true for contractors accused of falling short.
16th July, 2012 | Successful Contracting
Coaxed or coerced? The compliance approach foreign shores are taking to UK contract arrivals.
13th July, 2012 | Contracting Overseas