IR35 isn’t on this questioner’s lips, but it’s worth him touching upon it if he contracts after coronavirus.

IPSE outlines the potential bolt-on to the furlough scheme which government has been told to adopt to help limited company directors.

LinkedIn and work-winning expert Matt Craven thinks not.

The hoops ‘someone special’ needs to jump through to get a UK temporary worker permit.

As lenders clear the field of 10% deposit mortgages, contractors can still use tactics to avoid getting boxed in.

Reaching your company’s tipping point amid or after covid-19 is understandable. Reaching it alone, unaided, isn’t.

For small contractor businesses, a website may seem like an unnecessary expense. After all, you've built up your business over the years through hard work, repeat contracts with clients, and utilising your network.

They once worked in silos but for contractors today, ‘covid-secure’ cannot be a one-person project.

If the employer obliges, one early covid victim will be both furloughed and freelance.

When saying ‘no’ is feasible, contractually, but inviting of unknowns, risk, and repercussions.

And will do well into the future. But thanks to the housing market’s official reopening, the diagnosis could be a lot worse.

Unclear rules don’t make the consequences any less stiff if PSCs shirk the loans’ terms.

Small company? Contracted-out service? Up against those who hold all the cards, you may not be recognised as either.

It may be the ‘hot coals’ for one PSC’s tax adviser but to use CJRS, the rest of his team might need embracing warmly.

A PSC with an eye on lockdown lifting must also watch two other issues to freelance from Madrid.