Paperwork headache to hit a contractor who was caught in an emergency without cash. 

What a dispensation is and why you can only claim for expenses you can prove you've incurred.

It's unwise to generalise with expenses, but in some circumstances 'Ltd' has the edge.

Some self-employed people should act now to avoid being re-categorised for PAYE.

Forking out personally for your business doesn’t have to equal cash, tax or pricing problems.

Office-holders, the assurance process and BETs inspire a new download from ContractorUK.

If you are unsure about how your next contract fits within the IR35 framework, there are professional companies to help you clarify your status.

Jury service is rarely thought about until you receive the letter. All jurors are selected at random from the electoral register, and there's nothing to stop you getting called up more than once.

'The word consultation evidently means something different to the government.'

Tax tips for a non-executive director fearing the stronger Intermediaries legislation.

A 'yes/no' response is the right answer for most limited company contractors.

IFA: Putting premiums through your limited company avoids enriching the taxman.

What's in an hour? 60 minutes can put your business on track for the next 12 months.

Dear Mr Tory chancellor, amend Labour’s tax rule so it only applies prospectively. 

Spouse-friendly proposals to alter inheritance laws are sure to inspire some to make a will.