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As a contractor, it’s hard not to receive emails or see news everywhere covering the pending IR35 off-payroll roll out to the private sector, or the confusing updates from Boris Johnson and others about 'deal or no deal' Brexit.
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The freelance sector is 'flatlining' because of Brexit pressure, according to recent research.
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We’re now four months into the new tax year, which has seen the introduction of several big changes including some notable increases in tax thresholds.
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New Government figures show a record high of people working for themselves - leading to calls for more support for the self-employed.
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Incorrect tax statements and missed reminders could result in self-employed taxpayers facing unexpectedly high tax bills in January 2020.
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Rather than cheer the lack of an expected tax bill this summer, the Association of Taxation Technicians (ATT) is warning such people, which could include contractors, to brace themselves for bad news from HMRC after Christmas.
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More disabled people than ever before are choosing self-employment, but are being let down by poor support from Government, according to research.
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New figures show a drop of over £4,000 (£4,302) in average quarterly earnings for freelancers, with the blame being squarely placed on Government policies.
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Growth in economic activity has led to a surge in demand for contract professionals in Norway.
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A significant rise in highly-skilled female freelancers has driven the UK’s freelance revolution over the last 10 years according to new research.
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