Should I refuse IR35 contracts?
It’s estimated that thousands of independent contractors will be affected by the private sector IR35 changes. Even though concerns have been raised by organisations who represent contractors, freelancers and consultants, the changes are on track to come into effect [...]
Your options when working inside IR35
With April quickly approaching and the proposed IR35 changes to private sector contracts set to come into force, we’re continuing to delve deeper into IR35 and the potential implications it will have on contractors. Our ‘IR35 Survival Guide’ addresses [...]
FCSA accreditation for SG Accounting and SG Umbrella
We’re delighted to announce that SG Accounting and SG Umbrella have been added to the accredited members list of The Freelancer and Contractor Services Association (FCSA). To become an accredited member, we’ve had to undergo an independent and rigorous [...]
Pros and cons of a limited company
For many contractors, it makes financial sense to work through their own limited company. Plus, many organisations and agencies will only work with limited company contractors. We’re sure you’ve heard the many myths that surround setting up and running a [...]
Being paid by an umbrella company
If you’re thinking of becoming a contractor, the two main ways you can work are through your own limited company or via an umbrella company. We advise individuals who are serious about contracting or who want to work the most [...]
The difference between an Umbrella and a Limited Company
If you are thinking of becoming a contractor but are unsure how to go about it, this article discusses the different ways to operate and gives pointers to help you decide which route is best suited to you. What are [...]