What's optimal today for a liquidating PSC was just as optimal before April 6th.

Law firm pinpoints what is and isn't claimable post-April.

Meeting his client is an allowable expense for one IT contractor, even once T&S tax relief is restricted.

Legal points for a contractor with a client who wants to cut out the agent.

Profit after tax, not before it, is why distributions cannot be treated like pens and pencils.

How to give public clients assurance without taking the defunct BETs.

Going down the road of billing for mandatory bus trips might be bumpy.

Nothing agreed beforehand (orally or otherwise) means nothing's due.

Debt transfer is a problem twice over for one would-be sole trader.

Law firm advises what to do when you overwork and get billed for the privilege.

Residency and status hold the answer for a frequent flyer, not an old Contractors' Question.

Tax firms offering you anything over 80% invoice-value should be treated with extreme caution.

Three sets of regulations should be avoided when taking on other PSCs.

Ex-taxman disappoints a contractor hoping 11 years is too far back for HMRC to go.

Options abound for a New Yorker in London, but IT contracting isn’t one of them.