Latest Contractor News
Keep up to date with all the latest contractor news. We have written everything in plain English, so there’s no need to go to the overly complex HMRC website to learn about any tax and accountancy related updates.
Over half of UK workers want booze-free work events
As many as 60% of workers now want their employers to choose booze-free locations for their work events.
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Government investing almost £1million in transport tech start-ups
Now in its 10th round of funding, the government has provided £4.6 million via this grant over the past five years to more than 140 technology and innovation projects.
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SME funding available for life sciences sector
Smaller sized businesses can apply for a share of £1.5 million to prepare for, or run, studies that collect data to back their innovative medical technologies.
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More parents need flexibility in the workplace
The survey comes amid pressure in Parliament for flexible working to be made a day one right and for all new jobs to be advertised as being open to flexibility where possible.
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Majority of recruitment firms fear implications of no-deal Brexit
When professional recruitment firms were asked if they expect a no-deal Brexit to have an immediate impact on access to talent, over half (58%) said ‘yes’.
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APSCo offer new debt recovery toolkit
The Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo) - in conjunction with backdoor hire and fee dispute expert, introPROTECT - has launched a new debt recovery toolkit.
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Government must get behind pension solutions for self-employed
Pensions Awareness Day highlights the fact that over half of self-employed workers do not have a pension.
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HMRC delays VAT reverse charge
A domestic reverse charge means the UK customer who gets supplies of construction services must account for the VAT due on these supplies on their VAT return rather than the UK supplier.
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