Limited company contractors shoulder layers of cost and risk that policymakers often overlook, despite repeated efforts to close the perceived tax gap.
Benefits in kind 2026/27: from health insurance to cars, how the tax works
Benefits in kind 2026/27 for limited company directors: tax on perks, Class 1A NIC, key deadlines, and the move to mandatory payrolling from April 2027.
How to successfully use LinkedIn in today’s contract job market
Practical LinkedIn tips for IT contractors. How to optimise your profile and attract recruiters in today’s contract job market. Updated for 2025.
Keeping your limited company in a dormant state – a guide for contractors
You may decide to take a break from contracting while keeping your company ticking over. This is where the concept of a dormant company comes into play.
Self Assessment tax return guide for contractors and company directors
If you’re a limited company director, or receive additional income upon which tax is due, you’ll need to complete a tax return each year. How to register for self-assessment, pay your tax liabilities, and avoid penalties.
How long should contractors keep tax and accounting records?
If you’re contracting through a limited company, using an umbrella, or trading as a freelancer, you must maintain accurate financial records. The length of time you must keep them depends on the type of tax and your business structure.
Government confirms employment status consultation by end of 2025
A major review of employment status is coming in 2025. Find out what it could mean for contractors, IR35, and the self-employed.
Limited company directors: duties and responsibilities explained
Understand the key duties and legal responsibilities of a limited company director, from filing deadlines to dividends and Companies House rules.
IR35 and ‘Confirmation of Arrangements’
A confirmation of arrangements letter from your client can back-up your IR35 status should it be challenged, as it confirms how you work in reality.
Mandatory identity checks for company directors – what you need to know
From November 2025, all company directors and persons of significant control (PSC) must complete formal identity verification with Companies House.
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