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Friday, December 22, 2017
2018 technology trend predictions
Six areas that will majorly evolve; even dominate the IT landscape over the next year.
Thursday, December 21, 2017
Contractor’s guide to contracting in Hong Kong
Low taxation and high standard of living make HK more than merely exotic.
Contractors’ Questions: Do I add VAT if invoicing a Canadian client?
Expert begins to try to solve queries about Quebec contracting.
Wednesday, December 20, 2017
IR35 consultation ‘set for early in the new year’
But whether contractors will have more than just ‘little or no impact’ remains to be seen.
Hammond schedules Spring Statement 2018
March 13 is the next date for your diary, but ‘major new policy’ isn’t the intention.
Tuesday, December 19, 2017
White wins The Apprentice on IT security tip off
Contract IT recruiter goes from fired for misconduct to hired by Lord Sugar.
Contractors’ Questions: What if I’m still unpaid a year later?
‘The reputable won’t require you to fork out before they recover what you’re owed.’
Monday, December 18, 2017
So contractors, how’s your contingency planning coming along?
Hatch your very own ‘SRBP’ so, among other benefits, you too can shout ‘IBOMOA.’
Software vs spreadsheet: a contractor’s accounting conundrum
The three errors made with software, pitted against the three let-downs of spreadsheets.
So contractors, how’s your contingency planning coming along?
Hatch your very own ‘SRBP’ so, among other benefits, you too can shout ‘IBOMOA.’
Friday, December 15, 2017
‘Lazy’ IT admins told off over password security
Site operators urged to insist on six characters or more, or they’re ‘reckless, if not idle.
IR35: Financial risk and payment
Incurring risk and uncertainty around how you’re paid can help beat IR35.
Thursday, December 14, 2017
Paying a spouse: what PSCs can and can’t do
Five areas that can throw you when putting your company’s money into your other half’s hands.
‘Disgraced’ contractor recruiter makes it through to BBC's The Apprentice final
But will Lord Sugar choose the ex-TEKSystems recruiter as his business partner?
Partnerships: a contractor’s overview
Not an IR35 bypass, but a very attractive route for profit-sharing with a spouse.
The LinkedIn posts to think twice about before uploading
Be a doer of deeds, not the detractor, when on a network designed to boost your career.
Negotiating a rate rise: five fundamentals
First-timers can’t afford to flinch when a potential premium is on offer.
IR35: Mutuality of obligation (MOO)
Where there’s mutual obligations, IR35 applies if two other factors are present.
Contractor’s guide to contracting in Ireland
Final instalment of a three-part series on Europe’s classic contracting nations.
Contractors, can Plan B ever become your Plan A?
IPSE’s Chris Bryce talks prototypes, back-ups and build-times with The Code Guy.
How the private sector could manage IR35 reform
Collaboration, determination and preparation are amongst the advice for private sector PSCs.
Paying a spouse: what PSCs can and can’t do
Five areas that can throw you when putting your company’s money into your other half’s hands.
‘Disgraced’ contractor recruiter makes it through to BBC's The Apprentice final
But will Lord Sugar choose the ex-TEKSystems recruiter as his business partner?
Wednesday, December 13, 2017
Partnerships: a contractor’s overview
Not an IR35 bypass, but a very attractive route for profit-sharing with a spouse.
The LinkedIn posts to think twice about before uploading
Be a doer of deeds, not the detractor, when on a network designed to boost your career.
Negotiating a rate rise: five fundamentals
First-timers can’t afford to flinch when a potential premium is on offer.
IR35: Mutuality of obligation (MOO)
Where there’s mutual obligations, IR35 applies if two other factors are present.
Contractor’s guide to contracting in Ireland
Final instalment of a three-part series on Europe’s classic contracting nations.
Contractors, can Plan B ever become your Plan A?
IPSE’s Chris Bryce talks prototypes, back-ups and build-times with The Code Guy.
How the private sector could manage IR35 reform
Collaboration, determination and preparation are amongst the advice for private sector PSCs.
BPSS Security Clearance – contractor overview
What BPSS is; why it’s necessary and how contractors should apply for it.
Contractors’ Questions: Can they change my service agreement end date?
What a mistaken email said will be trumped -- unfairly -- by what was initially agreed.
Partnerships: a contractor’s overview
Not an IR35 bypass, but a very attractive route for profit-sharing with a spouse.
The LinkedIn posts to think twice about before uploading
Be a doer of deeds, not the detractor, when on a network designed to boost your career.
Tuesday, December 12, 2017
Negotiating a rate rise: five fundamentals
First-timers can’t afford to flinch when a potential premium is on offer.
IR35: Mutuality of obligation (MOO)
Where there’s mutual obligations, IR35 applies if two other factors are present.
Contractor’s guide to contracting in Ireland
Final instalment of a three-part series on Europe’s classic contracting nations.
Contractors, can Plan B ever become your Plan A?
IPSE’s Chris Bryce talks prototypes, back-ups and build-times with The Code Guy.
How the private sector could manage IR35 reform
Collaboration, determination and preparation are amongst the advice for private sector PSCs.
BPSS Security Clearance – contractor overview
What BPSS is; why it’s necessary and how contractors should apply for it.
Contractors’ Questions: Can they change my service agreement end date?
What a mistaken email said will be trumped -- unfairly -- by what was initially agreed.
What to do when your outside IR35 result isn’t accepted
How to respond as a public sector PSC, when your IR35 status gets rejected.
Contractor’s guide to DOTAS: part three
The final exploration of DOTAS, including where it’s heading in the future.
Contractor’s guide to DOTAS: part two
WTT Consulting continues to guide contractors through DOTAS, and sizes up its impact today.
Negotiating a rate rise: five fundamentals
First-timers can’t afford to flinch when a potential premium is on offer.
IR35: Mutuality of obligation (MOO)
Where there’s mutual obligations, IR35 applies if two other factors are present.
Monday, December 11, 2017
Contractors, can Plan B ever become your Plan A?
IPSE’s Chris Bryce talks prototypes, back-ups and build-times with The Code Guy.
Contractor’s guide to contracting in Ireland
Final instalment of a three-part series on Europe’s classic contracting nations.
Friday, December 8, 2017
How the private sector could manage IR35 reform
Collaboration, determination and preparation are amongst the advice for private sector PSCs.