There’s a lot to be said for making a charitable donation or sponsoring a local event via your company. But how are such outgoings treated for tax purposes?
Guide to salary sacrifice for umbrella company contractors
This guide explains salary sacrifice, its impact on your tax bill, and how to set up a new arrangement if you’re an umbrella company contractor.
Umbrella tax liability rules went live on 6th April – what changes now
On 6th April 2026, the joint and several liability (JSL) rules for umbrella company supply chains took effect.
BADR (Business Asset Disposal Relief) for company directors
Business Asset Disposal Relief (BADR) lets company owners close down at a reduced CGT rate. Find out the rules, tax rates, and how to claim in 2026/27.
National Insurance guide for contractors – updated for 2026/27
A guide to National Insurance for IT contractors. How NI works, and the prevailing rates and thresholds for employees’ and employers’ NICs.
Why contractors still need professional IR35 contract reviews
For a relatively small outlay, a professional contract review service will analyse your contracts to ensure that you comply with IR35 – both in terms of your contract wording, but also the ‘working practices’ you undertake at your client site.
What taxes do IT contractors pay? Updated for 2026/27
A guide to the main taxes you will encounter as a limited or umbrella company contractor – including; Corporation Tax, VAT, National Insurance, Income Tax and Dividend Tax.
Companies House WebFiling flaw potentially exposed director data
A flaw in Companies House WebFiling meant a logged-in user could potentially view private director data and submit filings for other companies.
Off-Payroll (IR35): What is a Status Determination Statement (SDS)?
Most clients are responsible for determining IR35 status under the off-payrollrules. The decision must be recorded in a Status Determination Statement.
Marketing expenses for contractors: what can your company claim?
If you are a contractor, at some stage you may need to invest in marketing for your business. Can these costs be offset against your company’s tax bill?
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