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Newsletter 477: What small business wants from the next Government

by Newsletter Editor at 10:15 06/06/17 ( Shout99 Newsletter)

The small business community is not immune to the lobbying opportunities presented by the imminent General Election.

Several pressure groups climbed on their own soap boxes to make their cases for what they want from any future Government. Among their demands and requests were a simplified tax system and recognition for the freelancer business model. More news and information about small business and the election is in Shout99's Political News section. ********************* Other news in Shout99 ********************* NHS U-turn over blanket IR35 decisions for contractors Majority of contractors do not trust ESS Tool Contractor earnings remain strong despite uncertainty Government inquiry to act on zero-hours contracts 'Be brave on tax simplification', is message from new tax body chief 'Gig economy' companies free-riding on welfare state Ask An Expert, our expert panel answers questions from freelancers on a range of subjects, including VAT on referral fees. http://www.shout99.com/contractors/index.pl?section=1 ******************************** Advertisement - Qdos Contractor ******************************** Advertisement Qdos Contractor offers a wide range of insurance products and support for freelancers and contractors to assist in running their businesses and in all their encounters with HMRC. ******** Twitter ******** For the twitters and tweeters among our readers, you can follow Shout99's headline news on Twitter. ************************ Shout99 - Newsletter ************************ Please forward this newsletter to any other freelancer or small businesses who may be interested in news and information related to running a small business. You can subscribe to receive your own free copy of this newsletter on the home page of Shout99. Susie Hughes, Editor Newsletter 477 Shout99 - the network for freelancers Tweet

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