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Contractor Liability Insurance

Did you know that professional indemnity insurance insures you against your error, neglect, act or omission, which could cause financial loss to your business?If members of the public or clients visit your offices or if you, or someone who works for you, visit your clients’ offices, public liability.

18 September 2020

2 min

Guide to IR35 for IT Contractors

Whether you’re an IT contractor or you operate your own limited company you may already be familiar with the term, IR35.

24 January 2020

4 min

Contractor Accountants

Welcome to our directory of contractor accountants.

5 April 2017

1 min

Top Developer Skills for Contractors in 2016

Innovations in technology and software development have triggered a surge of IT opportunities for contractors and freelance developers and software developer jobsUsing Technojobs data and reviewing the latest trends in IT we have listed, in no particular order, the top developer skills for 2016 acco.

13 March 2017

3 min

Security Clearance for IT Jobs

Security clearance is a status granted to individuals which allows them access to classified information.

11 March 2016

2 min

What is IR35?

IR35 was introduced in April 2000 and affects anyone who is working via an intermediary, such as a company or partnership.What is IR35?The IR35 legislation is designed to increase both the tax and national insurance to the Inland Revenue from the service industry, which on the whole has found it mor.

11 March 2016

3 min

Advantages of using an Umbrella Company

Using an umbrella company essentially means that you as ‘the contractor’ become an employee of the umbrella company.As part of the process you submit timesheets to the umbrella company who will in turn invoice the end client (or agency) for the work that you have carried out.

11 March 2016

2 min

Umbrella Companies

Welcome to our directory of umbrella companies.

10 March 2016

1 min

The Rise of the Super Contractor in IT

The Super Contractor is a relatively new term and is the result of IT specialists being able to charge a premium for in-demand skills and services that are in limited supply.The reason that contractors can charge a premium rate is because of the lack of competition they face for the skills that they.

5 February 2016

3 min

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