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Keeping your contracting skills updated
Contractors can keep their contracting skills updated by applying new techniques on existing contracts & increasing their value to potential clients.
�as this could be used against a contractor in an IR35 investigation. There are also rules about the typ� �Contractors can keep their contracting skills updated by investing in training and apply� �pplying the new techniques they learn on existing contracts. This will increase a contractor’s ‘marketability� �d research, is to gain a new skill on an existing contract, usually by convincing an existing client to tria�
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Articles: Contracting
| Mon, 30 May 2011
Contractors choose contracting for more than just the tax breaks
After 20 years of intense tax legislation maybe it is time to give contractors a break. Most are not in it for the tax benefits.
�and net income advantages. Contractors outside of IR35 who create a limited company can benefit from: Cr� �The UK’s contracting sector has now faced 20 years of being in the spo�
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| Thu, 04 Sept 2008
7 reasons why you might think you cannot go contracting - and why you are wrong!
Worried about making the leap from permanent employment? We put your fears to rest by debunking some of the most common concerns.
�particularly if you ensure you are not caught by IR35 . Myth 2: Your skills will become outdated A comm� �urrently a permanent employee and are considering contracting, you might be put off making the leap due to unsu� �vided you take a professional approach to finding contracts you will avoid gaps between contracts and make co� �firms will want you to help them on a short term contract basis. In this guide we dispel some of the myths�
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Articles: First timers
| Wed, 09 Nov 2016
ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 4/Apr/2014
News this week covers: contract vacancies; late payments; financial sector hiring; North Sea exploration; PCG economic report; and HMRC NIC guidance.
�the guidance also says that contractors operating IR35 and making deemed payments are unable to claim th� �the greatest opportunity.” As these are all core contracting disciplines, this suggests the prospects for cont� �cle and contributing to a “sharp increase” in new contracts and jobs. More... UK Services PMI: Although growt� �Contract vacancies increase led by technology, engineering�
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| Fri, 04 Apr 2014
ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief - 08/Apr/2011
News this week includes AWR guidance; increased contractor demand; real time PAYE; space agency launches; and financial and services sectors growth.
�he Business Link website as are used to determine IR35 status. More… Umbrella company contractors may be� �ch jump in demand Contractors working in the core contracting disciplines of IT, engineering and construction h� �including contractors seeking IT and engineering contracts on space technology programmes. More… IT contract� �Services and construction upturns result in more contract opportunities Contractors in the service and cons�
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| Thu, 07 Apr 2011
Contractors’ cause to climb up political and economic agenda in 2010, promises PCG
MD John Brazier tells ContractorCalculator of PCG’s plans for 2010, including a focus on economic policy and ongoing political engagement.
�policy platform pre- and post-election “Repealing IR35 remains firmly on our policy agenda, we are also� �spite the negative impact of the recession on the contracting community, Brazier confirms that PCG membership i�
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| Thu, 21 Jan 2010
ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 25/May/2012
News this week includes new ‘off-payroll’ rules; Scotland’s contractor demand; HMRC under fire; 30% income tax plan; oil/gas boost; & skills potholes.
�HMRC’s staff cuts do not appear to extend to its IR35 compliance teams. Hodges’ subsequent remarks sugg� �ancy service alongside the online software. More… Contracting disciplines top skills shortages list, reveals RE� �s that contractors earning over £220 a day and on contracts lasting more than six months are paying the corre� �lso urge departments to “consider terminating the contract if that assurance is not provided”. An estimated�
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| Fri, 25 May 2012
ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 01/June/2012
News this week includes ‘controlling person’ and ‘off-payroll’ rules; AWR impact; global IT/engineering demand; new tax app; and oil & gas strategy.
�also valid for limited company contractors inside IR35 who pay themselves a salary. In addition to calcu� �y workers on fixed-term contracts or to use other contracting/temp models. Engineers and IT staff in top five o� �ch a loss would undoubtedly persuade many to seek contracts outside the public sector, resulting in massive d� �vel in the UK or work abroad need never be out of contract. More…(PDF) Existing recruitment models failing t�
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| Thu, 31 May 2012
ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 20/July/2012
News this week includes off-payroll rules; City jobs falls; interims demand growth; mobile skills in demand; oil & gas surge; & HMRC wins tax case.
�ix months or longer will be forced to work inside IR35 or go on their client’s payroll. According to doc� �3%. More4 IT contractor demand dominates Scottish contracting market, but growth is slowing IT contractors cont� �partments and earning over £219 per day and/or on contracts lasting six months or longer will be forced to wo� �ng market, alongside engineering and construction contract workers. However, June’s Bank of Scotland Report�
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| Fri, 20 Jul 2012
ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief – 27/July/2012
News this week includes public sector contractors under pressure; contracting up 12%; new demand data; AWR impact; & HMRC tax avoidance consultation.
�ctors failing the test may be forced to implement IR35, or be forced out of their contract. More... Cont� �Employment Status Indicator (ESI) to prove their contracting status. Contractors failing the test may be force� �blic sector and earning over £219 a day and/or on contracts of six months or longer will be under pressure to� �rced to implement IR35, or be forced out of their contract. More... Contracting grows by 12%, contributing £�
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| Wed, 25 Jul 2012
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