The government has confirmed that the umbrella company industry will finally be regulated, with new legislation due to come into effect in 2027. … [more]
Government to regulate umbrella companies from 2027
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With remote and hybrid working now firmly entrenched in the contracting world, many small company owners now use digital tools to collaborate, communicate, and fulfil their work duties. … [more]
Umbrella company reform 2026: what ‘joint and several liability’ means
From April 2026, HMRC is expected to bring in a new joint and several liability (JSL) rule for supply chains that use umbrella companies. If the umbrella company doesn’t pay the correct PAYE tax or National Insurance, HMRC will be able to recover the … [more]
Depreciation in small company accounts – and why it matters
If you buy equipment through your limited company, such as a laptop, office chair or mobile phone, you usually can’t claim the full cost as a day-to-day expense. Instead, it’s recorded as a fixed asset and written down in value over time using … [more]
Companies House P&L filing for all companies – still going ahead?
From company tax years beginning in April 2026, all limited companies – including one-person consultancies and PSCs – will be required to file a full profit and loss (P&L) account with Companies House. … [more]
The HMRC Loan Charge – a guide for contractors (updated 2025)
Contractors who have used disguised remuneration schemes in the past may be subject to the Loan Charge – retrospective taxation on a scale not seen before. … [more]
Umbrella company expenses – what can you claim for?
If you work via an umbrella company, you may still incur work-related expenses while carrying out your assignment. Here, we look at how expenses are treated for tax purposes. … [more]
The best online accounting software for a limited company
Doing your accounts will probably never become your favourite task. But accounting software may make you less prone to wanting to pull your hair out. Even if you’re not a numbers whiz. … [more]
How limited company shares work: shareholders, rights and responsibilities
If you work through a limited company, you are not the business, even if you are the company's sole owner. But how do shares work, who can be a shareholder, and what are your rights and responsibilities? … [more]
How to judge if your contractor accountant is doing a good job or not
A good contractor accountant doesn’t just help you avoid problems with HMRC and Companies House; they also help you to run your business efficiently, make sound financial decisions, and keep more of your contract earnings. … [more]
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