No legal obligation to use the CJRS doesn’t detract from the duty employers feel to support their staff.

Get bang up-to-date with the 1973 levy which, despite its long-winded name, needn’t be complicated.

Inoculating your cash flow against covid-19 unfortunately just isn’t a thing. So get practical, in the extreme.

Radical changes to work abroad don’t signify the death of international contracting, especially as workplaces are going the way of the contractor.

Overseas tax expert on what a London freelancer can and cannot refund from a Milan gig.

Add-ons to the Winter Economy Plan range from necessities to cold comforts (all of which we’ll need to pay for).

Unlikely the taxman will pick on engagers recanting, but likely he’ll prioritise ‘reasonable care.’

Bypassing PSLs is becoming harder. Still, exercise the few options you do have.

The extended CJRS is broadly just more of the same, but its few softer edges may help some limited company directors.

Hosting your usual December dinner before April 6th 2021 to avoid the pandemic shouldn’t attract a bill from HMRC.

What you can claim as a sole trader or limited company (hint: it hinges on two words).

Book-keeping, expenses and invoice management all fall to you -- the director.

Who pays the piper from April? The liability shifts once the fee-payer defaults.

The bolt-on to the furlough scheme successor stating ‘salary’ and ‘premises’ suggests atypical workers are out.

Tweak your settings to avoid the stigma of being too keen a bean.