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If you’re thinking about becoming a contractor you are bound to have a list of questions as long as your arm. From “how much can I take home?” through to “should I be limited or umbrella?” this Complete Contractor’s Guide will help to answer those questions.
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Read MoreWith recent data revealing that the majority of self-employed workers are unhappy with the IR35 CEST tool, as many as three in four contractors are convinced that the government will soon make the announcement of an IR35 private sector reform.
Read MoreA new mandatory legislation means that companies with 250 or more employees must submit their gender pay gap data on an annual basis. This specific data, which also includes pay information on contractor and temporary agency staff, will be submitted to the government where it will be published online.
Read MoreThe deadline for companies with 250 or more employees to submit their gender pay gap data fell last week and will now be an annual requirement for all such businesses.
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