Once you’ve decided that IT contracting is the life for you, what happens next? Here are the 10 steps you’ll need to take to become an IT contractor in 2024.
Accidental contracts – take care when negotiating with clients via email
In this article, commercial solicitor Leigh Ellis explains why contractors should be careful when negotiating with potential clients, as you could unwittingly enter a binding contract during an email conversation if you don’t use the correct terminology.
Contractor Accountants – compare fees and costs [2026]
With hundreds of firms to choose from, this table lists the monthly fees charged by some of the UK’s leading contractor accountants.
How the Flat Rate Scheme (FRS) for VAT works for contractors
The Flat Rate VAT scheme simplifies the way companies have to account for VAT. Here we explain why IT contractors, and other limited company professionals could pay less tax each year by switching to the FRS.
10 essential steps to setting up a limited company in 2026
A practical guide to setting up a company in 2026, covering how the company formation process works, directors’ duties and Companies House requirements.
Claiming phone, mobile and broadband expenses via your limited company
While working as a contractor, you may run up a number of business-related phone and broadband expenses. How do you ensure these expenses remain tax-deductible for your company and free of additional personal tax charges at year-end?
Umbrella company contractors – what is the Apprenticeship Levy?
If you work through an umbrella company, you might see deductions on your payslips for the Apprenticeship Levy. Here we explain what this charge is.
Claiming computer hardware and software expenses via your company
If you need to buy a new laptop or upgrade your PC software via your limited company, how are these expenses treated for tax purposes?
Contractor mortgages: Autumn Budget impact and a no-arrangement-fee offer
We look at the Budget measures that directly and indirectly affect homeowners, plus things to consider if you want to take out a new mortgage in 2026.
2025/26 limited company tax deadlines: never miss a filing date again
If you run a limited company, you must keep on top of several monthly, quarterly and annual filing obligations. Here is a quick summary before we cover each one in detail.
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