|
|
|
Shout99 has a number of special offers for its readers to help you run your small business (click on red links for more information):
|
PI insurance
From £98 for freelancers and management consultants |
Income protection/PHI
Tailored income protection/PHI insurance for freelancers |
Pensions
Online pension finder for freelancers |
Banking
Specialist banking service for small businesses and freelancers |
|
|
|
This section is for Shout99 readers to contribute press links of interest to other freelancers. To submit an article, you need to be registered on the site.
It would be useful if you could put a few paragraphs or summary of the article and a link in the text.
|
|
The “fair” process for handing out lucrative government contracts has been undermined by a secret deal between HM Revenue & Customs and EDS, the American technology giant, for up to £30 million worth of work, MPs claimed.
|
|
The
Business has a gloomy view of the UK's economy and its
prospects:
|
|
Some experts believe tax officials want to roll back independent taxation for married women who help run small businesses, according to the Mail on Sunday.
|
Daily Telegraph:
"Indian technology workers are flooding the UK on temporary permits, undercutting local wages and raising the prospect of a homegrown skills shortage, an IT association claimed."
|
|
HM Customs and Revenue has published a damning 'warts and all' report of its enforcment practises.
|
|
Government spending on private consultants has risen to £2.5 billion, the equivalent of a penny in the pound on income tax, according to official statistics obtained by The Times.
|
|
The number of people setting up their own business has fallen by 20 per cent in the first half of the year, the largest such fall for a decade, according to research by Barclays Bank.
|
In the first of two articles on why small is beautiful, the Times looks at the advantages to be gained from flexibility.
|
|
The Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has announced its latest crackdown on small businesses which incorporated to take advantage of the Chancellor's brief fling with a zero per cent rate of corporation tax, according to the Telegraph.
|
|
The Government has admitted "overselling" the advantages of national identity cards, according to an article on the BBC website.
|
< Previous 10
|
First 10
|
Next 10 >
|
|
|
|
|
