Women in London are more tied to their e-mails than anyone else – survey.

Awards open for consultants who know 'what it takes' to be top of their game.

Your experience please, say advisors, keen to 'press' the taxman to improve.

Letters from HMRC that are 'too good to be true' are just that.

In a recent House of Commons debate (25/01), the Paymaster General still refused to acknowledge the existence of a 'brain drain' of IT specialists from the UK. She also denied that IR35 was aimed at the IT industry and implied that those caught by IR35 were not real 'entrepreneurs'!

As long as it's 'legal,' upload what you like, says new hosting service.

Prime minister-in-waiting has been 'unhelpful' for small businesses.

FSB welcomes the UK's decision not to sign up to EU labour laws.

Those caught by IR35 must calculate their 'deemed payment', National Insurance and tax liabilities by April 19th 2001. For those unsure of their liabilities, the Revenue will accept provisional estimates providing that certain conditions have been met.

Retail's 'bidding war' with Finance is paying out for IT personnel.