Despite being far from comprehensive, new employment status proposals could still help more than 900,000 people. But ...
Not all umbrellas are equal. Two with no written contracts, with ‘their’ workers or their client, and which didn’t actually ...
A long-promised government consultation on employment status could protect vulnerable workers without undermining genuine ...
Before the chancellor even gets to his feet on October 28th, the UK mortgage market is already pulling in two directions. Yet ...
Workers’ rights, not tax, look set to reshape UK contracting under Labour — a prospect my chat with chancellor John Healey ...
Two senior solicitors share a debt-collection company with a director of West 28th Street. ContractorUK investigates the ...
Will you still get paid on Friday if your umbrella company is sold? An adviser who’s been in the deal room sets out 10 ...
FCSA has expelled MyPay after HMRC’s winding-up petition, but the umbrella still claims accreditation. An ex-HMRC inspector says steer clear, the REC urges caution, and APSCo tells agencies to ...
HMRC reckoned no other impacts of JSL had been identified. Compliant small umbrellas squeezed off agency PSLs tell a different story, as does the growing number of live petitions by the taxman, and ...
Despite being far from comprehensive, new employment status proposals could still help more than 900,000 people. But weakening Substitution to get there risks undermining outside IR35 contractors’ ...
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With one month to go until Autumn Budget 2026, top contractor advisers have made ten predictions about what John Healey will announce for contractors — exclusively to ContractorUK. Speaking on ...
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