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Nothing agreed beforehand (orally or otherwise) means nothing's due.

Debt transfer is a problem twice over for one would-be sole trader.

Law firm advises what to do when you overwork and get billed for the privilege.

Residency and status hold the answer for a frequent flyer, not an old Contractors' Question.

Tax firms offering you anything over 80% invoice-value should be treated with extreme caution.

Three sets of regulations should be avoided when taking on other PSCs.

Ex-taxman disappoints a contractor hoping 11 years is too far back for HMRC to go.

Options abound for a New Yorker in London, but IT contracting isn’t one of them.

Where in the world is warming up for contractors wanting a break from the norm.

PSCs with a second director should still be able to get the Employment Allowance.

Legal aid for an unpaid IT contractor, let go for a reason his contract doesn’t cover.

A bank account is the stumbling block to becoming limited as a non-resident.

Lights, curtains and blinds have stronger ties to the home than the office.

One brolly's offer of a small salary and the rest as a loan has a number of issues.

Reassurance for a contractor who's starting-up with someone who stung HMRC.