Electronic Data Systems used to rule the global IT roost. Its contracts were once as big as some country's annual budgets. But it's now had its debt rating reduced to just above junk status, so what's going on?

A plethora of Western firms sending work to the Indian sub-continent pledge an increase while admitting results so far have been "disappointing".

City lawyers say the taxman’s admission is why you shouldn’t simply pay up.

The three things you need to do to help land premiums, not pain, when jumping jobs.

Taxman’s blind faith in his own tool is no surprise, but it could have a sting in its tail.

Stephen Lloyd MP tackles the ‘unfair’ backdating of Disguised Remuneration rules.

Brexit puts the full rollout of HMRC's digital revolution on 'pause.'

The first Section 660A case to be heard by the Special Commissioners of Income Tax will take place on 14 June 2004.

Steep rise in HMRC’s use of its potentially ‘unfair, uncontrolled, gloves-off’ agents.

For the first time, Tier 2 is denying hundreds of firms the techies they say they want.