Contractors Told “Challenge HMRC”
Have you ever felt unfairly treated by the HMRC? If so, then you must do something about it experts are telling contractors.
The latest news affecting umbrella companies in the UK. Featuring HMRC, the Agency Workers Directive, the 2003 Agency Regulations, and IR35.
Have you ever felt unfairly treated by the HMRC? If so, then you must do something about it experts are telling contractors.
Most umbrella contractors are by now aware of the plans to make tax digital (MTD), but some people wonder if it might be rushed.
As we are all aware, the UK voting to leave the European Union had a massive effect on the economy, not to mention the value of the Pound Sterling.
You’ve no doubt heard about the food delivery company called Deliveroo, but lately they have been making the headlines for all the wrong reasons.
We all know that IT contractors are in huge demand right now around the UK, but it seems that many of them may actually be confused.
A recent industry report from respected organisations within the UK suggests it’s never now is the right time to be an umbrella contractor.
It’s official…the self employed (including umbrella contractors) are losing out on an estimated £8.1 billion in late payments from customers each year.
Since Brexit, permanent placements are down to their lowest since the recession, which means the UK is relying on contractors to get back to a strong economy.
The Office for National Statistics have just released their latest report, and it has emerged that most self employed people are happy with their status.
It’s time to realize that umbrella contractors are the foundation of this country and should be treated as a priority by new Prime Minister Theresa May.
It seems that umbrella contractors working in the IT sector have decided to accept lower pay rates from Clydesdale Bank in a move that has left some experts shocked.
Umbrella contractors accosted by Nigel Farage’s smiling face in the wake of the Brexit vote are all wondering: what’s going to happen to us now?
In news that shows just how queer the employment sector can be, a new report shows the most in-demand roles in the north-west of England as of late.
Turns out umbrella contractors are no different than traditional employees – a new survey found that steady wages are highly desired by temp workers.
Despite everything, pay levels for umbrella contractors are actually up year on year, even if it seems impossible with the current market conditions.
To hell with getting a pay raise – many Brits say they would rather just be able to work at home in peace and quiet, a new research study says.