Whether it’s state or personal, a pensions withdrawal strategy is to be worked up while you’re still in contract work.
12th April, 2024 | Money
Trusted company closure experts SFP walk ContractorUK readers through six key stages of a Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation (CVL).
11th April, 2024 |
Definitions for the terms contractors commonly come up against in the status space.
9th April, 2024 | IR35 Reading
Where brolly contractors need to be on the lookout once the new tax year starts on Saturday.
5th April, 2024 | Umbrella Companies
Markel clears up the biggest myths, misconceptions and misunderstandings about IR35.
4th April, 2024 | Private Sector IR35 Reform
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3rd April, 2024 | About
Answered: top six IR35 frequently asked questions, just as HMRC’s ‘set-off’ is upon the contractor sector.
2nd April, 2024 | Private Sector IR35 Reform
Sure-fire ways to ensure your nest egg is anything but shoddy by the time your working life ends.
28th March, 2024 | Money
Despite the chancellor not showing them much love, pensions are an HMRC-compliant method of tax-free saving for contractors -- whether you’re brolly, limited or inside IR35.
Navigating a self-assessment tax return isn’t for the fainthearted. But getting an accountant, and getting organised, is half the maze-like battle.
26th March, 2024 | Money
Twenty-five common legal words a standard tech contract will invariably throw at you.
25th March, 2024 | Guide to Contracts
Everything contractors need to know about home loans, to ensure the biggest monthly bill works for you.
21st March, 2024 | Money
Revealed: the key interactions with Companies House -- which you’ll be penalised if you duck.
21st March, 2024 | Limited Companies
SThree responds to concerns that inexperienced techies are manipulating Artificial Intelligence for their own ends.
19th March, 2024 | Successful Contracting
How just 15 years of saying ‘Well it’s okay I can catch up’ will deprive your retirement pot of a hefty £380,000.
18th March, 2024 | Money