On the ropes or on holiday? How contractors can truly tell if an agent or client is draining their lifeblood.
12th July, 2011 | Limited Companies
Amnesty rates not on offer to business owners who knowingly dodged the VAT man.
11th July, 2011 | VAT
Knowing what to do, and when, can be the difference between zero and kerching.
6th July, 2011 | Limited Companies
Contractor tax experts fear a new approach to IR35 won’t end old habits at HMRC.
29th June, 2011 | IR35 Further Reading
Reassurance for an IT contractor whose agent isn’t liable to pay him.
28th June, 2011 | Money
Tax expert on running a ‘Ltd’ company via a third party to insulate its assets if you divorce.
24th June, 2011 | Limited Companies
Knock-knock jokes, singing and handcuffs – job candidates know no bounds at interview.
23rd June, 2011 | Guide To Interviews
It’s visitors, not passers-by, that should be able to notice your company’s registered name.
23rd June, 2011 | Limited Companies
Why the courts could be about to make consultancy agreements more appealing.
21st June, 2011 | Guide to Contracts
‘Not being in business of your own account makes you AWR-caught.’
17th June, 2011 | Agency Workers Regulations
Seven questions IT freelancers should ask about their contract.
16th June, 2011 | Guide to Contracts
Legal aid on fighting cuts to your pay, duration and contract.
Legal aid for when agents, clients and contractors go back on their word.
Legal aid for when contractors are pushed to accept the unacceptable.
What should you be wary of before agreeing a contract with your agency or client? There are two broad areas that contractors should be concerned with - exposure to commercial risk and exposure to IR35 liabilities.
