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Nothing ominous, it’s probably just a KYC procedure hitting a ‘barrera del idioma.’

Limited company accountant helps a mum-to-be, curious about timing to keep baby expenses from kicking.

Where your company’s address is located has nothing to do with where you trade from, so a virtual office makes virtually no difference.

You’ve had more than enough off-payroll prep time so, instead, lobby agencies and clients, PSCs told.

Covid-19 saw priorities shift. But KID could see agencies on the block, as it’s now an in-force requirement.

One of the least restrictive UK visas is also among the most inexpensive and easiest to manage.

‘It’s where you put it that counts, otherwise your chances as a PM will suffer.’

With IR35 reform on the horizon, the good, the bad and the ugly brollies are out in force.

IR35 isn’t on this questioner’s lips, but it’s worth him touching upon it if he contracts after coronavirus.

IPSE outlines the potential bolt-on to the furlough scheme which government has been told to adopt to help limited company directors.

LinkedIn and work-winning expert Matt Craven thinks not.

The hoops ‘someone special’ needs to jump through to get a UK temporary worker permit.

As lenders clear the field of 10% deposit mortgages, contractors can still use tactics to avoid getting boxed in.

Reaching your company’s tipping point amid or after covid-19 is understandable. Reaching it alone, unaided, isn’t.

For small contractor businesses, a website may seem like an unnecessary expense. After all, you've built up your business over the years through hard work, repeat contracts with clients, and utilising your network.