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How are Director’s Loans taxed?

December 9th, 2019|

A Director’s Loan can be taken when you need money to cover a personal expense, or if you need to purchase a new piece of work equipment, for instance. In fact, there are no rules detailing what the money can [...]

Everything you need to know about Director’s Loan

December 2nd, 2019|

Being a director of a limited company comes with lots of responsibilities. One aspect of the role, which sometimes gets played down, is understanding the myriad of complex rules and legislation that come with running a limited company. A Director’s [...]

Social media and your IR35 status

November 26th, 2019|

IR35 status is a major concern for most contractors, as depending on where your fall, i.e. ‘inside or outside’, determines what taxes you’ll pay. Status determination is based on satisfying several conditions, specifically; Direction and Control, Right of Substitution and [...]

What to expect from an HMRC IR35 inspection

November 12th, 2019|

It’s hard to say how many IR35 inspections HMRC undertakes each year, but figures place it between 250 -1000+. If you need a refresher on what IR35 is and how it can affect you as an independent contractor, then everything [...]

How will my take-home pay be affected by IR35?

November 12th, 2019|

Working through a limited company is one of the most tax-efficient ways to work as an independent contractor. This set up tends to work well for contractors who are deemed as working ‘outside of IR35’, but if you’re caught ‘inside [...]

Are you inside or outside of IR35? 

November 5th, 2019|

The Intermediaries Legislation or ‘IR35’ as it’s most commonly referred to is a complex piece of legislation and knowing whether you’re ‘inside’ or ‘outside’ of it can be just as confusing. This article discusses what it means to be inside [...]

Top tips for getting a mortgage when self-employed

September 30th, 2019|

According to HomeLet’s Rental Index, the average rent in the UK is £941 per calendar month. Many people see this as ‘dead money’ - going straight into the landlord’s pocket, with little benefit for them. If you’re one of the [...]

Charging interest on late payments

September 22nd, 2019|

According to the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), late payments by clients causes 50,000 small businesses to go under each year. This is estimated to cost the UK economy £2.5 billion. For contractors and freelancers, the personal cost of late-paying [...]

Grants and loans available to contractors

September 17th, 2019|

Small businesses including contractors and freelancers have become a driving force in the UK. The latest figures by IPSE – the Association of Independent Professional and the Self Employed, puts the number of self-employed at 4.8 million, who contributed £275 [...]

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