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Four ways that you as the director of your own company can make a return.

Third parties now demanding those ‘never will be collected’ loans are the sting in a long tail.

Even numerate contractors should think carefully before answering two key questions.

Four IT specialisms are doing a brisk business, with one paying out £750+ a day.

Beware four complex, partly interpretative hoops to jump through upon distributing at your PSC’s end.

Rules in 2016 still rule out many PSCs from a popular way to reduce their PAYE tax bill.

These two staples of the workplace sound alike, but couldn’t be more different -- not that a label can tell you which is which.

Shoeboxes are out, but you still need a way to keep your company’s records in order for six years.

The rate of tax paid for the next pound they earn is something limited company directors will need to keep watch of.

Status is a key consideration if you take on contractors, or IR35-exempt sole traders.

‘Beware of brollies bearing gifts’ -- and other tips for agencies and contractors hoping to shut down the underhand umbrellas.

Interesting career moves abound for a civil servant-turned contractor worried about tax efficiency, and reputation.

An overview on making charitable donations through your own limited company.

The self-employed and vanilla variants won’t get close to the 4.49x annualised income that contractor mortgage brokers can offer you.

Get professional advice if you want to get politically involved by donating to a political party.