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Freelancers are cautiously optimistic about the year ahead, believing the number of contracts available will grow, but revenue will remain the same.
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Having just celebrated New Year contractor are reminded that another New Year is just around the corner. April 6 2015 welcomes in the 2015/2016 tax year; so with three months remaining, what planning measures can you put in place to make sure you have taken advantage of all the tax breaks available to you?
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Compliance contractors in the banking section could be the winners as the major banks come to terms with their ring-fencing strategies.
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Umbrella companies have hit back following a Channel 4 programme which featured an investigation into the practises of one umbrella company as part of a programme digging into schemes which result in low pay.
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Tough new regulations designed to tighten up industry standards to fight against counterfeit drugs have led to a surge in demand for compliance specialists at pharmaceutical companies.
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The latest ONS Labour Market Statistics show self-employment is 'here to stay' according to IPSE, the association for freelancers and the self-employed.
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There are just 10 days left to send your 2013-14 tax return to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) and avoid a £100 late-filing penalty.
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Healthcare contractors are confident that demand for their services will remain high despite some on-going criticism of the NHS’ use of external resources.
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Trade union body, the TUC, has identified umbrella employment schemes as one of 10 groups of workers who are particularly at risk of underpayment, leading to concerns in the sector that all umbrella companies will be tarred with the same brush.
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A freelancer representative body has responded to reports that local councils have spent £5 billion on agency and consultancy workers, saying the reports are “overlooking the vital service that contractors provide for public bodies”.
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