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Retain. Share. Plan. Contractors employing a bit of thoughtfulness over drawing out every pound possible will likely be on the money on Tuesday, too.

How a court case changes what’s now relevant to contractors trying to fight their corner on MOO.

Whether it’s you or the client who sets your IR35 status, being able to send Dylan in your place is key for self-employment. Just don’t do it for the sake of it.

Here’s the four main ways Control under IR35 will be tested for in contractors’ 2026/27 engagements, and how to assess it yourself.

The Small Business Commissioner’s trumpeting may sound like payment times are improving, but actually, we face a £26billion issue that the government has yet to find its voice about.

It will feel counterintuitive, but paying a small, tax-efficient salary from a company yet to cook on gas can have multiple benefits.

An unpacking of the nuanced world of contractor expenses, including four you think are allowable but aren’t.

Why great bookkeeping software is still a Personal Service Company’s secret weapon in the war on inefficiency.

HMRC just got the biggest upgrade yet in its bid to close the crypto asset tax gap. Buyers and sellers should prepare for increased scrutiny.

A guide to tax changes in an already complex area that makes winding up not for the faint-hearted. Fortunately, fortune favours the proactive.

Abandon all hope ye who enter LinkedIn? First, vet your own profile. Then, if still in despair, join tomorrow’s webinar.

Ignoring formalities because you’ve got a friendly agent or enthusiastic end-user risks setting yourself up for failure as a freelance tech professional.

How contractors can safeguard against the lack of choice, changes, and disruption threatened by April’s brolly legislation.

Where contractors, agencies and end-clients are most at risk of falling foul, now and from April 2026.

Bonafide PSCs have my sympathies, because an IR35 plug-in for ‘Open To Work’ won’t get a place on LinkedIn’s development roadmap any time soon.