IR35 reform four months in, and it’s an Olympic-sized win for HM Treasury

Some Olympic-style results are emerging from HMRC’s off-payroll game – but the public sector won’t win any medals for IR35 compliance.

Sir Graham Brady joins 113 MPs in open letter loan charge protest to PM

An influential Tory backbench committee chair adds his name to a new cross-party plea to quash the loan charge.

TUC’s call to ban umbrella companies, 'the same old misguided sensationalism'

Contractor umbrella companies say the union has got it wrong, again, although all agree ‘bad apples’ must be weeded out.

Contractors, IR35 hasn’t forced Halifax to change its mortgage lending criteria

It’s nice to think lenders are watching the courts for direction on their customers’ status. Shame they aren’t.

Contractors’ Questions: Can a UK umbrella company re-employ an EU national with a Scottish client?

The brolly route is closed to a Lithuanian looking to resume work carried out pre-Brexit deal.

Can’t repay your limited company’s Bounce Back Loan? Don’t panic, but do act

Like Test & Trace, BBLs were the saving grace but similar to the ‘pingdemic,’ they’re now behind a sinking feeling.

Contractors' Questions: Can a dodgy director change his name to bypass a company ban?

Nothing online stopping the disqualified from registering means surname alterations aren’t necessary.