Let’s start with some good news… The following rates will not increase for the lifetime of this parliament: Basic rate of income tax – 20% Standard rate of VAT – 20% Employers’ Class 1 NIC – 13.8% Employees’ Class 1 NIC – 12% Now let’s take a look at everything else… Change in dividend tax and the abolition of 10% tax…
There’s no doubt about it. The key to really falling in love with what you do, is to be yourself and stay loyal to it. As Sebastyne Young once wrote ‘extraordinary people rarely fit in’, which is something every freelancer should remember. Here are our top 5 tips that’ll encourage you to stand out from…
After endless campaign trails and speculation, May 7 2015 saw David Cameron return to Number 10 and resume his position as UK Prime Minister. We take a look at what a Tory government means for your money, and the plans that might be affecting you as a freelancer or contractor over the next five years:…
If being your own boss is the dream you’re finally living, make sure it’s properly protected with our top tips below. You don’t know the worth of your services Accurate pricing is probably the toughest part of the job to crack. You don’t want to charge too little as you’ll end up with…
Now that you’re a contractor with your own limited company, you’ll need to make sure your business is meeting all its statutory and legal obligations, and that you’re paying the right level of tax, amongst a whole heap of other time-consuming, stress-inducing things. That’s where a first-class accountant comes in. A great accountant will let…
We like to keep our clients informed of all updates and as this week was the Autumn Statement we thought we could share some of the salient features with you: – Personal allowance from 6/4/15 is now £10,600 instead of £10,500 as announced before. What does this mean to contractors? For those who are using an…
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