Online accountants may be interested to learn that 38% of SMEs in the UK will expect all their documents to be processed digitally within the next 2 years.

I’ve been having a funny old week at work. For once I’ve got up to date on my deliverables and am waiting on assorted worthies to review and respond to the results. Meanwhile the technical team next door are working all hours God sent to keep up, while my in tray is almost empty. Well, it makes for a quiet, if rather boring life.

Contractor accountants may be interested to hear that the results of Robert Walters’ annual survey into accountants pay showed that those who did get a bonus this year, received increases in excess of 10%.

Contractor accountants might be interested to learn that the long-running saga concerning the tax residency status of Robert Gaines-Cooper finally reached its conclusion in the Supreme Court last week.

Non-domiciled individuals should seek the advice of a contractor accountant, as they may qualify for tax benefits.

Employers might like to seek the services of a contractor accountant to sort out their PAYE paperwork after HMRC said it found a number of mistakes in 2009/10 returns.

Now here’s an interesting question: if you wanted to hold up an example of a successful freelance, who would you pick? That might seem an odd sort of thing to do, but as part of the lead up to National Freelancers Day on November 23rd, the idea was floated.

Contractor accountants and freelancers may have been among the 1.5 million taxpayers who received penalties for late filing and payment of self-assessment tax returns after this January’s deadline.

Will contractor accountants suffer if the latest cash accounting proposals from the Department of Business, Innovation and Skills are written into law?

Contractor accountants who have been salting away their money in a Swiss HSBC bank account will shortly be receiving a letter from HMRC.

Contractor accountants may get inundated with calls from private tutors and coaches after HMRC announced its latest clampdown on tax evaders.

Last week I got into one of those elliptical conversations you sometimes have on the internet. It started off with one of those all-to-frequent questions, “My new contract hasn’t got a notice period! What am I going to do?” Silly question: “Earn a lot of money while you finish the gig” was my response.