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Seven duties sum up what directors should be doing whenever furloughed between now and April 2021.

A permanent job will be on the Christmas list of many a contractor, this year much more than most.

England expects every high-risk returnee to now spend only 10 days indoors, down from 14.

Barring a last-minute miracle, the conditions for PSC contractors to work overseas look choppy.

And how to avoid being remembered as the goofy techie who was a rabbit in the headlights.

Disappointment for a contractor off to Ottawa, hoping the UK’s double-taxation treaty covers his medical cover.

Now may be the calm before the storm for limited companies, which it may fall to us IPs to shelter directors from.

Understanding umbrellas is key to unlocking an increasingly popular way to contract now and from April.

Honing skills for 2021 must be the most positive, tax-savvy use of a furloughed limited company director’s Christmas time.

Following on from part one, everything else PSCs need to know about VAT (includes IR35 and laptops).

An overview for PSCs of two decades-old arrangements, still in place and operating amid the new landscape.

What you should do (in the current climate), is only go forward in week one -- and that's assuming you tick every box.

Seeking out ‘small’ clients might not provide PSCs with the desired escape, as their ‘old friend’ of 2000 is hard to shake off.

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.