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Why staying silent could leave you exposed to significant claims, by technology lawyer Richard Nicholas.

Security day rates in Switzerland and Belgium look better than Britain’s.

Property isn’t the safe investment it once was, writes IFA Tony Harris, despite contractors relying on it for retirement.

IT lawyer Richard Nicholas on the art of getting others to keep your secrets.

No more guidance for clients and agents facing the AWR on October 1^st.

Or at least, they don’t do everything you might want them to, writes IT lawyer Richard Nicholas.

The who, what and when of claiming expenses for training, by Intouch Accounting.

‘Merely registering your name with Companies House doesn’t give you any rights to use it.’

Companies can’t leave creditors out of pocket if they fold, reminds contracts advisor Paul Cox.

Penalties would compound the blackmail effect, and the agency worker rules threaten to revive it – ARC.

Third in a CUK download series of 2-minute guides, by experts for IT contractors.

Agency Workers Regulations guidance firmed up, but agents disagree what its final draft should say about the self-employed.

Timely reminder from HMRC that a contractor can’t let their company take the hit.

Transfer of debt rules may cost an agency apparently caught napping with the MSC legislation.

Second in a CUK download series of 2-minute guides, by experts for IT contractors.