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A 'no-deal' Brexit would jeopardise the position of thousands of contractors and freelancers working in Europe - and potentially also at home, according to an industry expert.
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A majority of freelancers believe the Prime Minister’s Brexit withdrawal agreement will hit their businesses almost as much as ‘no deal’.
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A small business group has welcomed the decision to halt the further roll-out of Universal Credit, while also urging the Government to reform the parts of the policy that punish the self-employed.
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More than 200,000 new businesses have used a new one-stop cross-Government service allowing new start-ups to register their company and also register for tax at the same time.
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The Court of Appeal has upheld a ruling that Uber drivers are workers and are therefore entitled to basic employment rights.
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Self-employment has been doing the heavy lifting behind the positive labour market figures over the last decade, according to freelancer group IPSE.
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A Parliamentary Committee has called for a clamp down on endemic poor payment culture that hits SMEs and freelancers.
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A House of Lords Report has concluded that HMRC abuses the extra powers it has been given to tackle tax evasion and avoidance.
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The Government’s response to the Taylor Review of Modern Working Practices gained a mixed reception when it was published earlier this year.
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The continuing drop in self-employed numbers is caused by damaging Government policies and uncertainty about Brexit, according to a freelancer group.
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