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Judicial Review launched to challenge 2019 Loan Charge
A contractors' group has launched a legal challenge against HMRC - on the basis that the forthcoming 2019 Loan Charge breaches the human rights of those targeted by the legislation. … [more]
Employment rights victory over HMRC by ‘inside IR35’ contractor
A contractor has won an employment rights claim against HMRC, having been placed 'inside IR35' and forced onto her recruitment agency's payroll. She successfully claimed over £4,000 in unpaid holiday pay. … [more]
Your company cannot pay its tax liabilities, what should you do?
There are many reasons why a company cannot pay its bills. Sadly, many times this is due to directors' taking out more money than is available to them, which can lead to HMRC penalties and fines. So, what happens if you've accidentally draw down too … [more]
Company Registered address – what are my options?
When you apply to Companies House to form a company for the first time, you’ll have to provide a number of addresses, the most important one being your registered office address. … [more]
What are umbrella companies, and how do they work?
Umbrella companies have flourished over the past decade in the UK, and can offer a ‘hassle free’ business structure to operate under for many contractors. With hundreds of suppliers on the market, we look at how a PAYE scheme operates in practice, … [more]
Self-assessment – what are payments on account?
Payments on accounts are part of the self-assessment process and mean that you have to pay your next year's income tax liabilities in advance, based on the amount you owed on your last tax return. … [more]
Top 20 contract rate negotiation tips
If you're about to start a new contract, or if you’re coming up for renewal, these tips may come in handy to help you maximise your earning potential, whilst keeping on the right side of your agent and prospective client. … [more]
Directors’ loans – how they work, and the tax implications
There may be a time when you need to borrow money from your own limited company - perhaps to finance a house deposit, or for a major purchase. Here we look at how directors' loans are treated, and how you could face a hefty tax bill if you don't plan … [more]
Can you borrow money from your own limited company?
There may be times where you need to borrow money from your own limited company, or you may have unintentionally done so whilst drawing down funds. What are the tax implications of doing so? … [more]
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