HMRC’s Self-Assessment Backlog
If, like most people, you haven’t yet submitted your annual self-assessment (due by 31 January 2022) then you may want to know that HMRC currently
17 November 2021
All the latest news and developments affecting the UK’s independent workforce – there is always something going on that you will want to know about!
If, like most people, you haven’t yet submitted your annual self-assessment (due by 31 January 2022) then you may want to know that HMRC currently
A new study considers the construction sector conundrum; why are there shortages of workers in a sector that offers so much? This industry engages many
We all know someone who was required by their managers to keep on working whilst furloughed, despite it being against the rules. Many companies did
In this guest blog, Tom Wallace of WTT Consulting discusses a new piece of retrospective tax legislation which has snuck into the Chancellor’s recent budget
An interesting statistic has come to our attention – more than a third of UK workers (35%), are willing to take a pay cut in
Sky Sports presenter Dave Clark worked on a freelance basis, however the First Tier Tribunal has ruled that he was effectively an employee of Sky
The number of people working for gig economy platforms has near-tripled in England and Wales over the past five years, according to new research published
Small and medium sized business (SME) owners are keen to attract independent workers to address skills gaps but routinely fail to pay on time, which
The majority of the UK’s population believe that the gig economy is unfair to gig workers according to research published by the University of Oxford’s