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Contractors don't save enough for retirement
Contractors, like the rest of us in the UK, don't save enough for retirement. But when contractors begin to understand the tax breaks offered by pension contributions, they often make up for lost time.
�rect from your company bank account. If caught by IR35 , you save not only the income tax that would ord� �t periods, so they take advantage of high-earning contracts to make larger contributions,'' the IFA expert po� �l adviser (IFA). ''Contractors, who move from one contract to another, tend to be somewhat careless about sa�
Category: News | Tue, 10 Jul 2007

Contractor Doctor: Can I contract directly with a customer of my former employer?
Contractors seeking to contract direct with a former employer’s customers should check their contract and seek advice, says Roger Sinclair of Egos.
�ully to ensure no new restrictions were included. IR35 implications Whilst the worker is still employed,� �er employer could not prevent the individual from contracting directly for their former employer’s customer.” R� �nt a solution. However Sinclair suggests that the contracts between the agency and the contractor’s limited c� �ving the company. However, there has never been a contract in place between the customer and my employer. Ca�
Category: Articles: Contractor Doctor Q+A | Wed, 19 Sept 2012

Contractor Doctor: Can my client refuse to allow already agreed time off?
Contractors don’t book holidays; they negotiate breaks in service provision or supply a substitute for time off that can’t be taken between contracts.
�lient , and could find themselves falling foul of IR35 . Plan time off in advance and get dates into the� �the contractor fails to deliver their services as contracted, then the contract terminates immediately. In thi� �ractors should take time off for holidays between contracts to ensure that they deliver their services accord� �ey deliver their services according to what their contract specifies. If this is not possible, then contract�
Category: Articles: Contractor Doctor Q+A | Mon, 07 Jan 2013

Contractor and freelancer marketplace emerges from recession with double-digit growth
PeoplePerHour.com founder Xenios Thrasyvoulou explains how the freelancer marketplace has emerged from recession showing double-digit growth.
�ncer who completed the last one. No agency and no IR35 Does Thrasyvoulou consider PeoplePerHour.com as c�
Category: News | Thu, 17 Jun 2010

Contractor Calculator Market Report September 2008
Contractors returning to work after the holiday season are faced with the unwelcome news that the Dragonfly IR35 appeal has been lost.
�failure of Jonathan Bessell to win his Dragonfly IR35 case appeal in the High Court will affect them. T� �re. However, it is not all doom and gloom for the contracting sectors. Positions and pay are being maintained i� �or as a whole could experience an overall rise in contract opportunities, as employers realise the benefits�
Category: News | Tue, 09 Sept 2008

Online contractor accountant services: why they aren’t simply web-based spreadsheets
Crunch MD Darren Fell explains how online accountants are innovating and adapting to meet head-on the concerns and increasing needs of contractors.
�plus an expert knowledge of tax legislation like IR35 . The PCG scheme rigorously ensures we have every� �in ever-increasing numbers, starting with the IT contracting boom of the 1980s, there was the slow realisation�
Category: News | Thu, 15 Apr 2010

Contracting limited companies: top questions contractors ask their accountants
Answers to the most common questions contractors ask their accountants are explored by Derek Kelly of contractor accountant ClearSky.
�can also help contractors prove they are outside IR35 , as taking out policies indicates financial risk� �rtner, will.” 5. What happens when I am no longer contracting? Kelly warns contractors that running a limited c� �ice before making any serious decisions. 8. Is my contract IR35 friendly? A contract might be IR35 friendly�
Category: Articles: Limited Companies | Thu, 28 Apr 2011

Using company money to start another unrelated business
Are you considering starting another unrelated business within your current limited company structure? The article explains the issues.
�le? This situation only arises if you are outside IR35, since you can choose not to declare dividends bu� �start other ventures that are unrelated to their contracting profession. Some contractors might think that usi� �company would be trading “Ultra Vires”. I.e. any contract signed would be non-enforceable in law. Treatment�
Category: News | Mon, 11 Sept 2006

Could the personal service company be next for contractors?
The personal service company could be the next target of the Treasury.
�ices company' actually dates back to the original IR35 legislation . At that time, a 'de facto' distinct� �' James Leckie, MD of contractor start-up site IT Contracting , said: "Although all limited companies have the� �rvice companies-- the Tribunal made it clear that contracts of employment may be implied or deduced from all� �the IR35 legislation. You need to show that your contract terms and the way you work (your working practice�
Category: News | Thu, 29 Mar 2007

Contractor demand for limited companies is stable with more confidence
Demand for limited companies has stabilised since the dramatic increase due to managed service company legislation, contractors who start these companies are more confident, according to company-formation specialist Duport
�ractor does business in the future,'' Dawes says. IR35 And Other Factors By running your own business, a� �siness, and by taking great care to see that your contracts are based on projects, the owner of a limited com�
Category: News | Thu, 15 Nov 2007

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