Sir Keir Starmer's property-buying reforms appear locked in, but new PM Andy Burnham's instincts point somewhere else ...

Markel Tax’s David Harmer unpacks how a mix-up between day rate and drop rate underpins an employment tribunal's ruling, with ...

AI focus and a VPN clampdown — plus the tax reversal that could revive contractor hiring under PM Andy Burnham.

There's a certain confidence in billing someone for money they don't have. As contractors, we spend half our lives chasing ...

Fresh from the FCSA Forum, Sapphire's Chris Bloor explains why Matthew Taylor's latest Fair Work Agency message matters for ...

Contractors, we at Clarity Umbrella Ltd just got cloned. For the second time. JSL is one thing, but Companies House needs to ...

JSL is bedding in largely as HMRC intended almost 100 days in, with both due diligence and PSL scrutiny on the up, but 'Bills ...

A record heatwave, a Red Extreme Heat Warning and even the World Cup combined in June 2026 to end IT contractor demand's ...

Just when ContractorUK readers probably thought the McCann Loan Charge Review couldn’t get any less credible, new information revealed by Freedom of Information (FoI) responses has blown out of the ...

It’s not just contractors and advisers feeling this — writes Danny Batey, a former assistant HMRC inspector and now Markel Tax senior consultant — the Off-Payroll Working (OPW) rules continue to ...

The IR35 reality now that HMRC won't be appealing — a decision that spares contractors further uncertainty — is more measured than headlines imply. But PGMOL reinforces that it's the overall ...