Tories Say No to Tax Grab on Self Employed
It’s that time of the year again…The Budget with Chancellor Philip Hammond, but some experts are predicting there could be a tax grab on the self employed.
It’s that time of the year again…The Budget with Chancellor Philip Hammond, but some experts are predicting there could be a tax grab on the self employed.
As you might be aware, changes are about to happen in the public sector with thousands of contractors facing disruption to their tax situation.
In a recent study it was revealed that people in the UK were more optimistic about working for themselves, compared to other European countries.
According to IPSE, the Association of Independent Professionals and Self Employed, if you work for yourself then you spend 20 days a year trying to get paid.
If you’re a contractor or small business owner, then you will no doubt be pleased to hear that Barclays now offer lending without the usual hassle.
While being self employed no doubt gives you more freedom, it seems that half of UK contractors can’t find the time to hit their local gym.
Experts are advising medium sized business owners around the country to focus on hiring more contractors as part of a flexible employment strategy.
There was a time when the thought of robots doing ordinary jobs seemed far fetched, but the reality could be closer than you think.
If you are an umbrella contracting professional then you are no doubt aware that income tax is about to change…by going digital.
In a move that is sure to be interesting for contractors around the UK, Theresa May has appointed Tony Blair’s old employment law advisor.
A new report published by ONS, suggests that just 1 in 5 contractors are putting any money away for their pensions.
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.
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.
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.