Contractor Accountants, 22 May 2013
Credulous Brits are once more in danger of getting scammed out of their tax credits this year thanks to a new crop of email fraudsters, HMRC has cautioned.
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Crunch Accounting, 20 May 2013
The whole world is moving towards realtime data - the whole world except, of course, the banks. These financial behemoths still rely on infrastructure and software designed in the 1960s and 1970s, which will fall down spectacularly with just the slightest of prods.
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Contractor Accountants, 20 May 2013
If you're a tax cheat, you're living on borrowed time: Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs is coming for you - and it's not going to stop until it catches you!
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Matthew Durrant, 17 May 2013
We have more categories of tax in the UK than we have world cups in football, so at least two. Is there an argument for having just a single tax rate that everyone pays?
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Contractor Accountants, 13 May 2013
All contractors should have a blog advertising their services. But what else should it contain & how often should I write fresh content for it?
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Crunch Accounting, 08 May 2013
Cultivating good cash flow is crucial as a contractor. Lack a keen eye on your finances and you could be back in-house sharpish, and you don’t want that, what with Britain's bosses getting nastier.
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Contractor Accountants, 07 May 2013
South east slumps for new interim management assignments; private sector and Scotland are the beneficiaries, with the trend set to continue.
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Crunch Accounting, 01 May 2013
There's always so much to do, but just never enough time. Here's a few apps to help you grab some time back so you can fit more into your day.
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Contractor Accountants, 30 April 2013
HMRC's ability to process annual RTI registrations has suffered meltdown in the first month. The advice? Wait for a "What's New" update. Erm, isn't RTI new?
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Matthew Durrant, 26 April 2013
There is one absolute surety about the future of taxation in the UK and the developed world – it will only ever go up.
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Contractor Accountants, 24 April 2013
Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs put its foot down recently by choosing to hold Bank of Ireland accountable for its £30 million corporation tax bill.
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Contractor Accountants, 22 April 2013
According to recently published guidance, any tax planner that exploits loopholes in shoddily drafted legislation stands to be targeted for tax avoidance.
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Matthew Durrant, 19 April 2013
Value added tax is 40 years old this year and it deserves a birthday celebration. VAT wasn’t born as such, he was simply a rebranded form of something called purchase tax that we had in the UK previously.
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Crunch Accounting, 19 April 2013
It’s often not what you know, but who you know - as reflected by the respective careers of the Geldof children - and the world of contracting is little different, a burgeoning contact book a useful asset to have with growing numbers turning to self-employment.
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