If you’ve decided to say goodbye to the old and hello to the new, where should you start when switching accountants, and how does the handover work?

Bank transactions synching with your accounting software is just one of the many ways that digital technology makes life easier for contractors.

There may come a time when you no longer need your limited company. Here, an accountant explains the procedures you must follow when closing your business.

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.

You may have heard your accountant or bank manager talk about your “balance sheet” and “profit and loss account”. What do these terms mean in plain English?

Frustrated with missed deadlines or vague answers? These 7 red flags will help you decide if it’s time to switch accountant.

Accurate records help you keep track of your company’s finances and give you the information to work out your accounting position at any point in time.

As the new tax year approaches, a leading accountant highlights five accounting habits that often cause problems for limited company contractors.

The term “accountant” isn’t protected in the UK. Here’s what qualifications like AAT, ACCA and ICAEW actually mean, and what contractors should look for.

If you carry out some of your contract work from home, there are many benefits. There may also be some (small) pitfalls. The line between personal and work space can become blurred, and your utility bills might also start to creep up.