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It’s got to be all business (not personal), if you put a résumé and profile on your company.

Cancelling salary, and then even the company, looks the safest tax path for a cyber security expert.

A high in-country liability is now a strong sign that it’s lucrative, not loss-making.

Where’s simplest to be self-employed overseas rarely adds up to where’s also profitable.

A need-to-know on expenses and taxation, where the corporate and individual co-exist.

Wait-and-see post-Budget (whenever that might be) still seems the wisest move.

As banks ban PSCs, it’s time to explore how else to contract. Fortunately, the options aren’t that limited.

How a dinner-accommodation package priced at almost £300 is still tax deductible.

An adviser fields the Nov. 6th queries of a put-out PSC trying to dodge curve balls.

A look at one of the EU contracting hotspots Brits are sure to miss their easy access to.

Even ‘fully inclusive’ accounting packages leave directors with duties. Do you know yours?

Terms will be honoured -- even if no more loans will, and even though you still can take action.

Answers -- as part of an honest look at the age-old question of what a limited company really is.

Five steps to take if you face being put inside the rule you’ve always operated outside of.

Agency PAYE, umbrella or PSC contractor? You should expect a KID, with these characteristics.