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As long as you follow HMRC’s rules, your ‘annual event’ can go off with a tax-free bang, virtually or in-person.

Just like Companies House, the Revenue punishes the unpunctual. So get in way before Jan 31st.

Learning or developing these skills for 2022 could lead to higher contract rates and more opportunities.

Avoid any New Year headaches with your Self Assessment tax return by being aware of these dates and deadlines.

Overview for umbrella contractors of what can be claimed; how and when.

Brollies and agencies are letting down contractors five-fold on a document with only 10 pay 'must-haves.'

What an SA302 is and when contractors might need it from their accountant or HMRC.

Thanks to the hellish IR35-covid mix, many contractors went brolly this year. But due to another combo, not entirely.

Accountant admits he’s the bearer of bad news, unless biros are better than bubbly.

Where software places you is poles apart from outside IR35. Fortunately, there’s a halfway house.

Overview of the HMRC form that shows tax paid on salary in the last year.

Inside, outside, on the side. Wherever its terms are, the contract is an extremely important memorial of your agreement.

Filtered or unfiltered? Being authentic is good. Being in sync with your target audience is better.

Limited companies rising from their predecessors’ ashes is going to be a growing business. Not that you should want any part of it.

Discover how lenders prefer to assess brolly contractor earnings for home loan purposes.