'Not difficult to shorten or change accounting periods, but some restrictions apply.'

Tax tips for a contractor hoping to put Plan B in his limited company's name.

'Switching to a service address won’t automatically keep creditors off your front lawn.'

Incurred or to be incurred? That is the question which robbed a bank of its losses.

Despite how it sounds, a 'one-size-fits-all' test doesn’t sit well with simplification - Accountax.

Some contractor businesses may be sitting on a valuable break for R&D.

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.

IR35 Forum minutes show ‘one-size-fits-all’ has never worked - and now never will.

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

Enlisting a recruiter on top of a direct-to-client engagement doesn’t have to be too taxing.

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.