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80% of self-employed don’t want employment rights, reveals survey
Government must acknowledge that freelancers aren’t vulnerable workers and don’t want employment rights, says ContractorCalculator following survey.
�s, 74% pointed out that it would compromise their IR35 tax status and complicate their tax affairs. More� �time off, two thirds reported that they negotiate contracts around pre-arranged holidays, whilst 31% said the�
Category: News | Tue, 25 Oct 2016

Contractor limited company checklist for moving company address
Moving business address can be stressful for contractors, but an organised approach will make the legal side of it relatively hassle-free.
�specialist legal advisers or consultants, eg for IR35 Financial advisers (separate from accountants), p� �For most contractors who contract through a contracting limited company , their company address is the sa� �For most contractors who contract through a contracting limited company , their com�
Category: Articles: Limited Companies | Thu, 02 Apr 2009

6 tips for choosing an accountant for your limited company
Decided to use a limited company for your contracting? Then you'll need a specialist accountant. Here are 6 tips on how to find and choose one.
�which will specifically concern you, for example, IR35 and other “hot topics” relevant to your industry.� �Have you decided to start contracting using a limited company? Then you will need to ge�
Category: Articles: Limited Companies | Wed, 04 Oct 2017

Training expenses - what contractors can claim
Investment in training can pay real dividends for contractors in order to maintain and upgrade their skills. Although most relevant training costs can be claimed, some types of training are excluded by HMRC.
�so suggests that the contractor is working within IR35 . Large companies would normally invest in traini� �ills are in the best position to take the pick of contracts available. Contractors in some sectors, like engi� �uld mean the difference between winning that next contract, or not.�
Category: Articles: Expenses | Wed, 30 Jul 2008

Contracting via a limited company: Preparing to trade
Contracting via a limited company requires a bank account and registration with HMRC before trading can start, explains InTouch’s Clare Rickman.
�nk their current or future contract may be inside IR35 , because this will impact on how they manage the� �Contracting via a limited company is straightforward, but, sa� �Before a contractor can start work on their first contract and begin trading, the new company should: open a�
Category: Articles: Limited Companies | Mon, 25 Jul 2011

Contracting and claiming statutory sick pay (SSP) for limited company contractors
Contractors can claim statutory sick pay (SSP) from their limited company if taking time off due to illness, explains James Abbott of Abbott Moore.
�s under PAYE.” This means that contractors inside IR35 , or who choose to pay themselves a salary above� �rly if there are long-term implications for their contracting business.”� �ing to the policy on sickness in their employment contract, or if the contract does not specify a notificati�
Category: Articles: Limited Companies | Mon, 13 Feb 2012

As contracting becomes ever more key to UK growth, why do coalition attacks increase?
Contractors are increasing in number and the sector is growing in importance. So why is contracting the target of increasing government attacks?
�government’s actions and inactions: Not only has IR35 not been abolished, as promised by coalition poli� �Contractors are growing in number, the contracting sector is becoming an ever more important solutio� �ntroduced in October 2011 are costing contractors contracts, and new contracts are being shortened as a resul�
Category: News | Mon, 20 Aug 2012

IT contractors have too many options now for banks to get away with cutting rates
IT contractors have too many alternative options to be frightened by banks threatening rate cuts. Clients are simply harming their own prospects.
�limited company contractors that they are outside IR35. If RBS follows Barclays’ lead, it is likely we w� �appears to be carefully adhering to its existing contracts by timing the cuts according to each individual c� �dress from this scenario as a result of breach of contract for incorrectly applied termination periods. Most�
Category: News | Tue, 29 Apr 2014

Self-Employment Review: why defining self-employment plays into the taxman’s hands
Contractors could potentially have to deal with tax hikes if Self-Employment Review recommendations to legally define self-employment are acted upon.
�, HMRC wouldn’t be continually tampering with its IR35 legislation, because it would already be clear as� �There are a lot of blurred lines when it comes to contracting, and whilst it can often be a pain, sometimes it�
Category: News | Tue, 23 Feb 2016

Uber ruling opinion: gig workers need rights, but don't hurt genuinely self-employed
The Uber tribunal could shift public policy benefitting those who work in the gig economy. But hopefully it won't damage the contracting sector.
�d following the announcement of the public sector IR35 reforms . The taxman reckons it will generate an� �self-employed and the self-employed ‘worker’. The contracting sector does not need any more red tape and regula� �worker rights whilst agency workers on zero hour contracts aren’t even guaranteed income. Government must ac� �of protecting the vulnerable, the last thing the contract sector needs is more red tape. The Government mig�
Category: News | Wed, 02 Nov 2016