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First-time contracts for contractors
The principles of business law, how contracts are made, and what contractors should look for in their first contract.
�ss law will help you to understand how contractor contracts are made, and the specific clauses that yours sho� �ided within a certain time. Unlike employees, who contract for a great many services for a fixed rate of pay�
Category: Articles: Legal | Tue, 22 May 2007

A guide for contractors: terminating a contract
There are a number of issues contractors should be aware of if they choose to terminate their contracts.
�yden notes a recent trend in which agents propose contracts which cannot be terminated by the contractor. ''T� �Your contract with any client or agent should include a clause�
Category: Articles: Legal | Thu, 31 May 2007

When contractors dispute working hours with clients
Some clients will simply pile on working hours without any consideration about what you've agreed to in the contract. Others will just add a few extra here and there. What are your rights?
�happens all the time without regard to journalist contracts--and you have to accept that as part of the job.� �ained by David Royden, a a lawyer specialising in contract law with Laytons Solicitors in Manchester: ''Your�
Category: Articles: Legal | Fri, 29 Jun 2007

How contractors should handle contract renewals
Contractors are never obliged to accept contract renewals. Feel free to negotiate a new contract, and never accept an agent's telling you that you have some obligation resulting from the previous contract.
�, in time. Contractors are never obliged to renew contracts David Royden-Laytons Solicitors Start Negotiating� �es,'' says David Royden, a lawyer specialising in contract law with Laytons Solicitors in Manchester. No Leg�
Category: Articles: Legal | Tue, 03 Jul 2007

Contractor guide to the tax treatment of loyalty schemes and benefits
Contractors can personally ‘spend’ loyalty points from business purchases without a benefit in kind tax charge, explains James Abbott of Abbott Moore.
�ints using a personal loyalty scheme account, the contract employee owns the points, not the employer, which�
Category: Articles: Expenses | Sun, 22 Apr 2012

Temporary workplace rules for contractors
Contractors must comply with temporary workplace rules to qualify for travel and subsistence expenses plus tax deductions when travelling to clients.
�fixed term appointment rule – single, standalone contracts The fixed term appointment rule can potentially p� �company’s head office, working on a time-limited contract on the client’s site would appear to qualify as b�
Category: Articles: Expenses | Wed, 21 Aug 2013

Simplifying expenses and benefits: government wants to know what contractors think
Contractors and services providers are being asked for their views on four new government consultations on simplifying expenses and benefits.
�Contractors, alongside their advisers and contracting service providers, are invited to contribute to f� �signment. This will benefit contractors on longer contracts with multiple renewals New rules for homeworking,�
Category: News | Tue, 24 Jun 2014

Expenses consultation – contractors must act NOW
Contractors must act and respond to HMRC’s Employment Intermediaries and Tax Relief for Travel and Subsistence consultation, or lose their expenses.
�ments as if they were employment income. Although contracting experts conclude that genuine contractors and fre� �itive . It will force many contractors to decline contracts based more than a short commute away and complete�
Category: News | Tue, 15 Sept 2015

Supervision, Direction and Control (SDC) explained for contractors
Contractors need to understand how Supervision, Director and Control (SDC) could apply to them as HMRC may widen its use.
�ether these rules applied to contractors that the contracting sector would have become more familiar with SDC.� �to: Ensure that there is no mention of SDC in the contract. In reality, HMRC will look at what happens in pr�
Category: Articles: Expenses | Tue, 22 Sept 2015

Contractor travel and subsistence expenses rules face wide-ranging Treasury review
Contractor travel and subsistence rules face another wide-ranging review, this time by the Treasury, which proposes further expenses tax relief cuts.
�ty for business could do no further damage to the contracting sector, we are now faced with the possibility of� �fices, tax relief on expenses is what makes these contracts possible, and not prohibitively expensive. What e� �ld only be claimed for the first 24 months of any contract. Furthermore, there are no proposed changes to ho�
Category: News | Mon, 28 Sept 2015