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The least-taxing way to draw a director's loan.

Not being controlled on location can help make your contract more IR35-friendly.

The facts about the tax rule, and the fiction – often put out by your friend at the pub.

What new mortgage application rules, now in force, might mean for you.

Expert warns a would-be consultant that his kindness may cost him under IR35.

Tax aid for a limited company techie dazed by reforms to VAT being almost never-ending.

The employment allowance can't be used to reduce any deemed employment payment.

Legal expert disappoints an ex-agency engineer hoping he accrued pension rights.

UK suppliers of e-services facing EU consumers should act before January 2015.

PCG offers guidance on new IR35-unfriendly contracts being foisted on freelancers.

The least taxing way to put thousands of pounds in rail fees on your one-person company.

Expert demystifies rules from next month that target false self-employment.

Status expert disappoints an IT consultant hoping the solution is to sole trade for a year.

Expert helps a contractor stuck on the RTI submission probing his MSC/IR35 status.

The least taxing way to take £20,000 out of a limited company before winding it up.

Where in the world is shaping up to be 'hot' for IT contractors.

Take a final shot at your investment goal before the tax year-end whistle blows.

'Control' under the EAA means less than that needed to establish IR35.

Retrospection in effect, says CIOT, warning that new tax powers from April go too far.