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- PCG announces business lecture for National Freelancers Day
- UK contractors welcome the OTS
- PCG 'delighted' by contractor tax review
- PCG welcomes 'prompt' launch of OTS
- Body to simplify tax opens
- Legislating for contractors is a 'global challenge'
- PCG chief given leadership award
- PCG wins two trade awards
- Freelance staff with electrical qualifications to benefit from IR35 review
- PCG: IR35 has been a blight on freelancers for a decade
- Real momentum behind abolition of IR35, says expert
- IR35 will be abolished, says Small Business Minister Mark Prisk
- PCG: Budget sees fairer time ahead for UK freelancers
- PCG ready for national freelancers day
- Contracting group launches new resource tool
- PCG announces theme for National Freelancers Day
- More people seeing contracting as 'ideal work choice'
- Contractors to mark National Freelancers Day 2010 with focus on potential & lifestyle
- 'Freeing up Potential' with freelancers
- PCG: Queen's Speech confirms positive news for freelancers
- Joy for contractors as IR35 set to be reviewed
- New partnership to benefit PR contractors
- Government seeks to replace IR35
- Coalition government 'to create opportunities for contractors'
- PCG backs coalition government
- PCG 'confident of positive change for contractors'
- PCG remains hopeful over IR35 tax reform
- Hung parliament looking increasingly likely, says PCG
- PCG expects IR35 to be dealt with after election
- Virgin forces pay cut on IT contractors
- Britain set to rely on contract engineers in future
- Online contractor accountant services: why they aren’t simply web-based spreadsheets
- Advice on working with freelancers
- Employing contractors 'could help engineering firms grow'
- Tories to review IR35
- “Much ado about nothing” – PCG’s verdict on the Budget
- Will The Chancellor Be A Darling To Freelancers?
- Contractor lobby group backs Conservative IT procurement plan
- Contractors 'can help public services meet staffing demand'
- Contractors' Questions: Can I claim JSA while freelancing?
- The PCG introduce new Britain’s Brain Gain initiative
- Contractors to become UK’s competitive advantage, insists PCG’s ‘Brain Gain’ campaign
- UK Small Business: 'Freeing up Growth' through Flexible Working
- Time for Britain to put its ‘brain’ in gear
- Contractor recruitment 'affected by security clearance requests'
- REC, PCG and the Cabinet Office call on recruiters to think twice about demands for existing security clearances
- PCG still concerned about Intra Company Transfers
- General Election 2010: Tories see vote winner in reform of tax system for self-employed
- Court supports HMRC's retrospective tax move
- PCG welcomes EU 2020 consultation
- What freelancers want from clients in 2010
- Contractors’ cause to climb up political and economic agenda in 2010, promises PCG
- PCG: Freelancing is an excellent way to create jobs and develop entrepreneurship
- Truly flexible staff will work in hubs
- The shape of work to come is flexible
- How to: make a successful transition to freelance journalism (part one)
- Collaboration offers new approach for freelancing
- Get fresh with freelancing, ministers told
- PCG expresses concern over foreign IT staff's wages
- IT staff transferred to UK are not being paid minimum salary says PCG
- Freelancer group calls for fresh approach
- Freelance contracting 'more common'
- Pre-Budget Report for IT contractors is neutral
- PCG: Pre Budget Report fails fairness test
- Pre-Budget report: small businesses relieved as £380m tax hike on profits is deferred for a year
- REC White Paper welcomed by recruitment leaders
- PCG welcomes CBI review
- Small is beautiful says Farmer as he backs use of more outsourcing
- Call to appoint Minister for Freelancing
- What are the challenges of freelancing?
- Contractors celebrate National Freelancers Day as PCG launches its new brand
- Umbrella contractor news: PCG launches freelancing manifesto
- REC backs National Freelance Day
- Freelance skills 'key to economic recovery'
- ContractorCalculator CEO takes the (192m) plunge for National Freelancers Day!
- Contractor manifesto from PCG calls for ‘fairness, clarity and recognition’
- Bank on freelancers say top business experts - they're the way to UK prosperity
- The future is bright, the future is freelancing
- Contractors retain opt-out from Conduct Regulations
- Freelancers ride out the recession
- National Freelancers Day (NFD) celebrates contracting as a career choice
- Drop IR35 in PBR, pleads contractor group
- Danbro Organises Freelancing Celebration
- Darling urged to repeal IR35
- PCG concerned over new code of practice
- Government tax plans 'Orwellian'
- What is 'the Spirit of Freelancing?'
- Have your say about freelancing
- Contractors win exemption from EU workers' directive
- PCG Asks Contractors to Celebrate the Spirit of Freelancing
- Contractors a vital part of UK recovery, agree tax experts at PCG-sponsored event
- Nearly 2000 contractors could be affected by 50p tax rate
- National Freelancers Day announces speakers for online event
- Freelancer webcast to be hosted by PCG
- PCG to offer advice to freelancers
- Self-employed contractors need to take part in National Freelancers Day
- Plans gear up for National Freelancers Day
- Contractors face escalated IR35 threat as HMRC starts flexing new Schedule 36 powers
- National day for freelancing nears
- Don't let failing firms derail your own business
- Survival guide for credit crunch victims
- PCG welcomes government action on ICTs
- Government takes tougher line on ICTs
- IR35: HMRC’s reliance on client evidence is failing, saving one contractor over £50k
- Banks exploiting work permit system to hire foreign workers
- Freelancers don't want redundancy pay
- Big business abusing migrant worker law
- Treasury Minister Refuses To Divulge IR35 Revenues
- IR35 Stance Influences Voting
- Freelancers threaten to change vote over IR35
- Tech contractor secures full employment rights
- General election threat from UK's freelancers
- IT contractors demand overhaul of company transfer visas
- PCG Lobbies Directly For “Serious Reform” To The Work Permits System
- 'Well-paid IT contractors are not vulnerable'
- Migration Advisory Committee Review on Intra-Company Transfer System
- Contractor policy agenda advanced by key stakeholders at PCG seminar
- Conservatives refuse to back IR35 repeal move
- IR35 - what is it good for?
- PCG Condemns MP Expenses Scandal
- MPs claiming for tax advice is 'morally indefensible'
- IR35 tax take falls short at £1.5m
- PCG’s revelation of IR35’s £1.5m per year tax take is (sadly) not the full story
- IR35 tax rules bring in just £1.5m per year
- Revenue eyes £2.4bn in dodged taxes
- Shout99
- IT contractors are collateral of Budget ‘09
- Budget (3): 'Disappointment' at lack of support
- Darling supports broadband by raiding Granny's digital fund
- IT contractor experts fear Budget 2009
- Freelancer group seeks evidence of abuses of immigration system
- Shout99
- The Itch: March; Contractors ponder the dole as a career option
- PCG turns CAB for freelancers
- Guide to help jobless contractors
- Interest rate cut on late tax payments
- PCG call for abolition of IR35
- Freelancers rue Gordon Brown’s tax blunder on tenth anniversary
- What triggers an IR35 investigation?
- PCG hires political heavyweight to bring parliament round to contractors’ cause
- PCG celebrates ten years of freelance representation
- Support to exclude freelancers from agency rights
- Business organisations back agency work commission recommendations
- Freelancers warn HMRC over interest rates
- Taxman wins right to block IR35 victory
- IR35 case ping-pongs back to the Commissioners
- HMRC wins narrow victory over Larkstar Data IR35 case in the High Court
- Larkstar Data IR35 ruling imminent: what could this mean for contractors?
- Contractors to benefit from new face at PCG
- Survey asks for highs & lows of freelancing
- 'IT contractor demand lower than in dotcom bust'
- Professional Contractors Group: A decade on from IR35
- Contractors body appoints new head of commercial development
- Freelancers and contractors urged to take sound IR35 advice
- Freelancers and contractors urged to take sound IR35 advice
- New IR35 resources for contractors
- Welcome for report on public procurement
- Contractors get easy ride in Pre-Budget Report
- PBR: Darling shelves IT contractor taxes
- Family businesses win tax reprieve
- FreelanceAdvisor.co.uk launches to unite surging UK freelance community in face of growing unemployment
- Expanding IT firms defy the slowdown
- Take a pay cut to save your job
- Darling called to unveil tax cuts
- Call to scrap IR35 and income shifting
- Research shows Government must act to help freelancers
- PBR must scrap freelance tax rules
- Contractors vote ‘no confidence’ in government support for the sector
- Umbrella companies play key role in improving wider contracting sector, says Parasol
- MEPs give thumbs up to AWD whilst PCG lobbies for contractor recognition
- EU gives temporary staff equal rights
- Freelancers welcome Cameron's call for credit crunch aid
- Mandelson puts reassuring arm around small firms
- EU directive must exclude IT contractors
- Freelancer groups warns against 'heavy handed action'
- Loss of tax relief on freelance expenses?
- Contractors’ legitimate travel expenses must be safeguarded, says PCG to Treasury
- Government warned over IT contractor expenses
- Freelancing helps crack the 'glass ceiling'
- PCG present Gordon Brown with Chocolate Teapot
- PCG presents chocolate teapot to Gordon Brown at Labour Party Conference
- IT skills stay off migration shortage list
- Study reveals 1.4 million freelancers in the UK - a significant 14% growth over the last ten years
- Legal cover and contracts for freelancers and contractors
- 1.4 million freelancers in the UK
- UK has 1.4 million contractors
- Research reveals 1.4 million freelancers and contractors in the UK
- Self-employed wait for tax rebate
- PCG add to temporary workers directive debate
- Government may 'step up regulations for non-EU IT workers'
- Shock IR35 decision on Dragonfly leaves freelancers reeling
- ContractorCalculator Market Report September 2008
- Govt advisers propose tough restrictions on foreign IT workers
- IT not viewed as having a skills shortage
- Crucial Dragonfly Consulting IR35 appeal has been lost
- IR35 defeat for IT consultancy in the High Court
- Contractors accused of 'IR35 ignorance'
- Dragonfly decision due soon could threaten IR35 defences for thousands of contractors
- Freelancing anyone?
- Capping contractors’ travel expenses benefits no one
- Government begins consultation on umbrella expenses
- Micro firms wait 100 days to get paid
- Treasury opens consultation on contractor expenses
- Government 'consults' on IT contractor expenses
- Retrospective tax attack on contractors' offshore trusts schemes
- Group warns of business "taxpayer revolt"
- Business group calls for overhaul of tax system
- Small business on verge of tax rebellion
- Warning of revolt over tax
- Freelancers call for business tax review
- Small companies on brink of tax revolt
- The Scotsman
- Contractors’ group slams government with call for tax revamp
- How to write your invoice
- Contractors to benefit from more accountable HMRC?
- Law commission moots duty of care on taxman
- Law Commission offers hope to victims of HMRC
- Taxman faces 'duty of care' question
- Advice to freelancers facing debt disasters
- PCG offers payment advice to contractors
- PCG - “Accredited Accountants” scheme accreditation
- When IT contractors should quit
- 'Busy contractors run the risk of IR35'
- Study into freelance work launched
- Freelancers can't be paid off
- Freelancers struggle to go the extra mile
- Contractor bid to overturn IR35 ruling
- "Don’t Panic" – Agency Workers Directive won’t be UK Law for at least 18 Months
- Boffins to count UK freelancers
- Freelancers' group joins fight against high fuel costs
- IR35 defeat goes to appeal in High Court
- High Court appeal on IR35 - Dragonfly v HMRC
- IR35 hits the high court
- Dragonfly IR35 Appeal at the High Court – Decision Unlikely “for at least weeks"
- Contractor mounts IR35 appeal
- Crucial IR35 appeal hits the High Court for the second time
- High Court hears IR35 appeal
- PCG Commissions University to Research Freelance Market
- Freelancers under University research spotlight
- Freelancers under university research spotlight
- New deal struck for temps
- PCG elects new chairman
- Rights after 12 weeks for agency workers
- Agency staff win equal rights at work
- Finance firms cut back on IT contractors as economic conditions worsen
- Firms rated via website
- How to protect your freelance business
- Tighter rules for skilled foreign workers
- Government gets tough on migrant staff
- Contractors group wants to encouraging best practice amongst recruitment agencies
- Income Shifting Proposal Unacceptable for Contractors, Experts Say
- Contractors face IR35, MSC probe
- PCG Joins Forces with HireScores
- Return of Income Shifting To Directly Target Contractors
- Thousands petition Government over income shifting
- Why Agencies and Contractors Don't Agree
- Budget: Darling shelves family business tax
- Full PCG Budget analysis
- Darling postpones income shifting law
- Budget: Darling shelves family business tax
- Delay to income shifting regulations
- Officials 'find fault with income-shifting laws'
- Contractors Must Fear HMRC's IR35 'Interviews'
- Business tax: keep it in the family
- Owners furious about income shifting law
- Pressure for anti-avoidance rethink
- MPs back income shifting campaign
- UK IT jobs threatened by ‘onshore off-shoring’
- Help defeat this punitive tax on family businesses!
- Family pubs could be stung by taxman
- MPs back income shifting campaign
- Income Shifting proposals condemned as "retarded"
- LibDem Treasury Spokesman is Grim on Family Business Tax
- Income shifting proposals are 'conceptually retarded'
- Pressure mounts over couples tax plan
- More is needed on red tape than just a step
- Government are absurd retards over Income Shifting say Contractors Group
- MPs asked to protect 'abused' agency workers
- Small Businesses Urged To Sign e-petition Against New Family Business Tax
- HMRC clamps down on dodgy dispensations
- Contractors Could See Change on Family Business Tax
- Chancellor asked to listen to family businesses too
- Darling under pressure from SMEs
- ‘Nightmarish lottery’ of family tax proposals
- Chancellor to listen to family firms
- Darling urged to listen to family firms as well as the wealthy
- Family business tax to debut in the Budget
- Freelance trade group opposes family business tax changes
- TUC supports Agency Workers Directive
- PCG Battle Rages Against Trade Union Prejudice
- MPs: give agency workers employment rights
- Taxing times for small businesses
- Smart business advice from PCG
- Better business advice could have saved IT contractor £000s
- PCG draws up tax battle plans
- Professional Contractors Group Supports Libdem Motion on Income Shifting
- Brown urged to rethink income shifting proposals
- Industry attacks income shifting rules
- HMRC advises 'rest of the world'
- HMRC proposes Taxpayers' Charter
- PCG Makes Tax and Contractors Abroad Priorities for 2008
- Contractors Group welcome new Taxpayers' Charter
- IT contractors cry foul over HMRC income splitting law
- Getting Down to the Details in Income Shifting for Contracting
- PCG starts 'income shifting' petition
- Stop the UK Government increasing Tax for Small Businesses
- Contractors urged to sign Income Shifting petition
- Revenue rounds on income-split firms
- Income shifting - It could be you
- Memo to the taxman: this goose will be spitting feathers
- Costing the spouse. A Christmas tale by J P Scrooge
- Victory for freelancers on EU agency rules
- No new laws to hurt freelancers
- European legislation
- Crackdown on split income poses threat to small firms, say tax experts
- Crackdown on split income poses threat to small firms, say tax experts
- Freelance fury at new tax attack on family business
- Family firms face bigger bills under proposed tax changes
- New income shifting proposals are a 'nightmare'
- ISO 9001:2000 helps self-employed compete with bigger businesses
- Taxman quits over mass data loss
- Advisers call for HMRC reform after huge data loss
- Appeal court ruling is victory for small business owners
- Revenue 'duty of care' isn't to all freelancers
- Revenue 'duty of care' isn't to all contractors
- Freelancers fight back
- Contractor Battle With Revenue Offers Hope
- Contractor wins payout from HMRC
- Freelancers welcome victory over taxman as a step in the right direction
- Taxpayers can sue HMRC following court ruling
- Agency staff may get full-time rights
- Court Ruling Allows HMRC To Be Sued For Negligence
- New ruling means taxpayers are entitled to sue HMRC
- Arctic case costs taxpayers over £500,000
- Taxpayers foot HMRC's £500,000 Arctic Systems bill
- Arctic Systems appeal costs taxpayer over half a million
- Contractors Can Get Redress From Revenue Attacks
- Arctic Systems case 'cost taxpayers over £500,000'
- Arctic Systems costs HMRC £500,000
- Freelancers to quiz taxman in Edinburgh over new tax rules
- Freelancers win clarification from HMRC
- Freelancers condemn family "income shifting" changes
- Tax move to hit couples sharing income
- Darling to grab contractors' dividends
- PBR: Income shifting proposals are 'random raid'
- Pre Budget Report: Contractors Dividend Income Under Threat
- Staff sent home unpaid after Veritas collapse
- How firms use creative freelancers
- Recognition, not red tape, say small firms
- Freelancers' message goes to party conferences
- PCG and Work Foundation Team Up to Make the Case for Contractors
- PCG takes freelance fight to party conferences
- PCG takes tax battle to party conferences
- PCG takes freelance fight to party conferences
- No new rights for agency workers
- No new rights for agency staff
- TUC missing the point on "agency workers" say freelancers
- TUC 'misses the point' on agency workers
- ContractorCalculator Exclusive Interview: New PCG Managing Director John Brazier
- New MD for freelancers' trade body
- UK Freelancers Call For Duty Of Care On Tax Inspectors
- Tory policy review advises end of IR35
- Redwood: "We will Turn Back the Clock Entirely on IR35 and MSC"
- Top Tories Back Away From Tax-Cutting Agenda
- Contractors Need A Definition of Self-Employment
- Tories would scrap IR35
- Call for duty of care on Tax Inspectors
- Freelancers call for duty of care on Tax Inspectors
- inding my way in the dark
- Looking after yourself
- Freelancers' group 'dismayed' at new laws
- Contractors Could Pay 10% More in the Treasury’s Arctic Systems Attack
- Taxman defeated in couple’s tax row
- Small businesses cheer legal victory in landmark tax case
- Revenue faces £1bn loss after couple wins tax battle
- Government to change law after tax ruling
- Victory for taxpayers in “Arctic Systems” case – thousands of businesses saved from bankruptcy
- Great News For Small Businesses!
- Victory for family firm in battle with taxman
- Fantaxtic!
- £1billion defeat for taxman - Lords save small biz pair
- HMRC loses landmark tax ruling
- House of Lords dismisses appeal in Arctic Systems case
- Arctic Systems tax victory turns to defeat
- Great News For Small Businesses!
- Husband-and-wife Tax Ruling
- Tax case ruling is a treble victory
- Lords back tax scheme
- Jones v Garnett (Arctic Systems): Victory for Joneses
- Revenue loses business tax test case
- Law lords back business couple in tax case
- Thousands of husband-and-wife small businesses win tax savings court battle
- Couple claim victory in tax case
- Arctic win at the House of Lords
- Arctic Systems: Geoff Jones talks of 'terrible ordeal'
- Arctic Systems wins epic victory against HMRC
- Arctic: 'Lords vindicated our position'
- Victory for the taxpayer in landmark case
- Couple trounce taxman in court
- Couple trounce taxman in court
- Arctic Systems win at Lords - victory for small businesses
- Business couples win tax battle
- Law rethink after tax regime ruling
- Couple win £1bn fight over family business 'stealth tax'
- Treasury, worker battle could hit enterprise
- Husband-and-wife team triumph in tax battle
- Small business owners triumph in tax win
- Arctic: The end of the road
- Taxman suffers crushing defeat in test case
- Taxman suffers crushing defeat in test case
- Thousands of husband-and-wife small businesses win tax savings court battle
- Couple win landmark 'family business' tax battle
- Taxpayers celebrate epic Arctic Systems victory
- U.K. Couple Wins Ruling Allowing Family Businesses Lower Taxes
- Arctic Systems: Taxman defeated in couple's row over dividend payments
- Taxman loses appeal to IT contractors
- No IR35 Precedent Set for Contractors by Island Consultants Case, Experts Say
- IT contractor loses IR35 appeal
- Engaging contractors: Clearing the muddy waters
- Lords decision on case may hit small firms
- PCG Helps Contractors Who Choose To Be Sole Traders
- Arctic Systems verdict 'imminent'
- PCG Calls for Contractor Tax Simplification
- MEPs criticised for negative attitude
- UK’s freelancers condemn “out of touch” MEPs
- UK's freelancers condemn "out of touch" MEPs
- Futile queries of MSC law
- Number-crunching
- Freelancers urge clarity from Brown Government
- The Construction Industry Scheme
- Brown told how to fix Britain
- Trade body calls for simple tax
- MEPs 'still learning about contracting'
- Taxman 'won't let sleeping Arctics lie'
- Brown attacked over tax tinkering
- Win a PCG OneStop Package
- Brown attacked over tax tinkering
- Contractors Should Vet Providers Carefully, Says HMRC
- Arctic row 'will happen again'
- Yes, you really can be your own boss
- UK Contractors Braced For Lords Verdict In Arctic Tax Case
- HMRC: Arctic set-up is 'voluntary joint taxation'
- Arctic Systems hearing ends one day early
- Small business tax test case told of HMRC's 'shameful' conduct
- Small business tax test case told of HMRC's 'shameful' conduct
- Small firms could be stung for £1bn if tax battle is lost
- Arctic Systems – Day one at the Lords
- Tax case reaches House of Lords
- Arctic Systems verdict due ‘within weeks’
- Braintree Accountants Join Contractor Scheme
- Taxman appeals over £1 billion potential loss
- Landmark 'husband and wife' tax case begins in Lords
- The husband, the wife and the taxman
- The journey to the House of Lords
- Couple's battle goes to Lords
- Tax case reaches House of Lords
- Give me all the right moves
- Jones v. Garnett “Arctic Systems” – The story so far
- ATSCo fears IT code not detailed enough
- No future for 'HMRC thinks'
- Code of conduct for contractors
- Treasury Sheds Light for Contractors on Managed Service Companies
- PCG and REC Agree on Contractor Code of Conduct
- Freelancers' victory on security clearances campaign
- PCG Wins Contractor Access for Government Contracts
- REC IT and Comms Group launch new codes of practice
- New codes to protect IT contractors
- REC and PCG launch new codes for IT recruiters and contractors
- Freelancers vindicated as MPs criticise MSCs legislation
- The secrets of solo success
- Contractors Need to Know What is a Managed Service Company?
- Why are tax penalties so taxing?
- Contractors Find A One-Stop Shop at the PCG
- PCG’s Company-in-a-Box serves small business needs
- One stop shop for new contractors
- Points-based work permits system from 2008
- PCG launches PCG Construction
- PCG Construction set up to aid industry
- Contractors Should Tread Cautiously With Their Providers
- Tax crackdown risks 'ruin' for agencies
- Freelancers' group gives clarification about new MSC rules
- MSCs attempt to circumvent new tax rules
- Blair and Brown snub freelancers
- Freelancers' group angry at Blair's workforce speech
- Contractors: Could the Personal Service Company be Next?
- The lap dancer and the VAT man
- Treasury Replies to Wave of Protest from Contractors
- Freelancing news
- Q&A on Income Protection Policies
- Blogs could highlight the approachability of freelancers
- Audience-specific advertising could be implemented by freelancers
- Flexible working could play a big part in economic growth
- Why client research can pay dividends for contractors
- Freelance marketers could use social media for word-of-mouth effect
- Strong relationships 'a crucial factor behind freelance success'
- Freelance IT consultants 'could prosper in the long term'
- Flexible working: UK internet access 'compares favourably'
- How freelance marketing strategies can offer real value to web users
- Freelancer could plan social media strategy in accordance with product or service
- Specialist skills 'can include language learning'
- Solid growth for UK exports may encourage freelancers
- Expert says to-do list can boost freelance productivity
- Expert recommends a system for generating ideas
- Freelancers 'should assess industry standards to boost client relationships'
- UK broadband plans 'could do more to help independent working'
- Freelancers can use search advertising 'for some time yet'
- Freelance manufacturers could be boosted by overseas exports
- Freelancers 'should apportion strict time limits to communications'
- Q&A on Dividends
- Should freelancers be paid for handing out internship opportunities?
- Freelancers 'should focus on building client ties for the long term'
- Nurturing freelance talent 'can help the UK economy'
- Internet could transform freelance marketing activity
- Freelance talent pool 'a valuable source for skills'
- Expert claims new technologies can help freelancers stand out
- Freelancer outlines his memorable experiences
- Freelance talent can flourish 'regardless of financial means'
- Freelance concept designer describes BBC success
- SEO technique 'can drive web traffic to a freelancer's site'
- Manufacturing growth could benefit freelancers
- Freelancers might want to consider browser upgrade
- Freelancers 'should continue to market their skills on Facebook'
- Time scheduling 'a vital part of a freelancer's day'
- Meaningful dialogue could form part of successful freelance interview
- Those with specialist skills have unlimited potential, expert says
- Freelancers could consider mentoring roles
- Effective PR strategy 'can enhance a freelance reputation'
- Freelance social media strategies 'should be balanced in favour of fun activity'
- Unfair business taxation: Online payment barriers 'still remain'
- Monitoring praise online 'could be an effective freelance strategy'
- Flexible working benefits 'becoming more pronounced'
- Q&A on VAT flat rate changes
- Attention to detail 'a valuable aspect of freelance-client relationships'
- Smartphone devices could form bigger part of freelance communications
- Business accounts make freelance bookkeeping 'less complicated'
- Freelance work 'an attractive proposition in 2010'
- Now might be a good time for freelance innovators to thrive
- Why freelancers with a disciplined work ethic could prosper
- Researching a client's business 'can pay dividends for freelancers'
- Could consumer spending increases boost freelancers?
- Building contacts 'can take a freelance blog to the next level'
- Freelance journalist discusses action-packed career
- How social media tools can help freelancers identify consumers
- University leavers 'expect flexible working opportunities'
- Freelance talent may thrive when consumer spending recovers
- Why VoIP may be a big priority for many freelancers
- Freelancers could identify investors they relate to
- Why flexible working is big in 2010
- Social media calendars 'can help freelancers target specific audiences'
- Formal training qualifications 'can boost a freelancer's credentials'
- Tailored client pitches could work well for freelancers
- Why freelance client pitches are important, despite digital communications
- Expertise in the photography sector 'is not in short supply'
- Why specialist skills can keep contractors on top
- Online video marketing may transform freelance opportunities
- Q&A on working abroad and UK tax
- Unfair business taxation 'could be made less complex'
- Government's broadband expansion delay 'not a surprise'
- Workspace clearout 'could boost freelance productivity'
- Why apprenticeship outsourcing could appeal to freelancers
- Carbon Trust launches investment expertise scheme
- Entrepreneur displays freelance talent with car wash business
- Why social media could lead to ideal freelance work opportunities
- Freelance journalism can have "positive impact"
- Why client research can prove invaluable when pitching a freelance project
- Graduate skillset might benefit freelancers
- Why self-branding may boost freelance prospects
- Government investment in information economy 'could help freelancers'
- Why "design thinking" could boost freelancers' client base
- Freelancers could capitalise on opportunities brought about by the web
- Putting income aside 'could help freelancers manage tax schedule'
- Why a two-day break could improve a freelance project's quality
- IMF growth projections may attract freelancers' attention
- How social media can help freelancers bag clients
- Interim managers 'can take leading role in fuelling business growth'
- IR35 – They think it's all over…
- Online blogs 'can put a smile on freelancers' faces'
- Will UK economic growth prediction encourage freelancers?
- Freelancers may want to identify emerging markets overseas
- Flexible working opportunities 'increasingly commonplace'
- Freelancers could use viral marketing to their advantage
- Freelancers 'could research target market before pitching'
- Why delivering projects early may work well for freelancers
- Freelancers 'can benefit from personal finance support'
- Freelancers could seek work opportunities in 'resilient insurance market'
- Will London Underground Wi-Fi enhance flexible working opportunities?
- Does CGT rise represent unfair business taxation?
- Discuss flexible working with a client, expert suggests
- Freelance talent 'can thrive independently'
- Why dual screen laptops may help freelancers multitask
- Referrals from freelance competitors are possible, expert says
- Freelance bloggers 'can use search presence to their advantage'
- How freelancers can have an effective forum presence
- Grant Thornton: Small businesses to benefit as ir35 abolishment is on the cards
- Q&A on the 24-month rule
- Interim managers 'should be celebrated'
- Simplified IR35 system 'will help freelancers prosper'
- Why learning a new language may attract freelance clients
- Why freelance journalism could enhance people's writing skills
- Smartphone apps could help freelancers engage with business community
- Befriending competitors could have its advantages for freelancers
- Are university-leavers a valuable source of specialist skills?
- BCC wishes to see unfair business taxation curtailed
- Freelancers' top Twitter tips
- Freelance presentations could involve tablet computers
- Could office rental do the trick for freelancers?
- Could a specialist skills-based approach be the right way forward?
- Freelance bloggers 'are essentially storytellers'
- Specialist skills in healthcare IT sector 'a big area of demand'
- Can Twitter transform freelance's promotional options?
- Q&A on changing agencies and IR35 status
- Tips on drawing in the best freelance clients
- How can freelancers employ an effective email sign-off?
- Freelance talent could reshape UK urban centres
- 'Less is more' in freelance blogging
- Could retrofitting and energy sector present freelance work opportunities?
- Why specialist skills in IT could be big in 2010
- How can entrepreneurs distinguish between freelance talent pool?
- Freelancers 'could understand customers' buying habits'
- How freelancers can use business cards to their advantage
- Is freelance manufacturing in a healthy position?
- Consistent scheduling could pay dividends for freelancers
- Will emergency Budget see unfair business taxation remain?
- How freelance bloggers can keep audiences entertained
- Why face-to-face meetings could boost freelance prospects
- Will BT staff strike affect web-savvy freelancers?
- Could more competition enhance freelance productivity?
- Can personal projects inspire freelancers?
- Unfair business taxation may limit entrepreneurial growth
- Guest blogging 'can bring benefits to freelancers'
- Investment may benefit freelance manufacturers in Scotland
- Generating great ideas could be the key to freelancing
- Q&A on PAYE payments
- Organised web presence could boost freelance efficiency
- Self-employment 'not just about flexible working'
- How faster broadband speeds could help freelancers
- Freelance prospects for IT consultancy appear bright in 2010
- Wi-Fi 'can make flexible working a reality'
- Freelancers could consider demand in car industry
- Unfair business taxation: BCC 'hopeful of end to red tape'
- Looking for freelance work? IT proficiency 'could be vital'
- Why Twitter could enhance freelance client relations
- Engineering 'has big demand for specialist skills'
- Freelance talent pool 'broadening out'
- Tips of maintaining client relationships
- Reduction in unfair business taxation 'can help stimulate growth'
- Writer 'proud of freelance journalist career'
- Over-55s keen to enjoy flexible working, study shows
- Freelancers could consider intellectual property terms
- Could emergency Budget reduce unfair business taxation?
- New Business Link Guidance on Hiring a freelancer or outside contractor
- 8 steps to becoming a 5 to 9’er
- Graduates may offer great freelance talent pool
- Tips for handling freelance distractions
- Freelance websites 'a gallery for skills'
- Creditsafe Ltd is the first UK Company to launch a free late payment calculator on iPhone and iPad
- 'Send short emails' to enhance freelance efficiency
- Flexible working options 'on the rise'
- Online reputation management 'vital for freelancers'
- Bursaries for TV contractors could enhance specialist skills
- Q&A on dividends
- Freelancers could cut phone bill costs using VoIP
- Freelance holidaymakers 'can use technology to their advantage'
- Freelancers could utilise manufacturing skills
- Sound personal finance 'a vital step for freelancers'
- Unfair business taxation 'a limiting pressure on UK contractors'
- Freelance consultants and contractors' pay rates increasing
- PCG hopeful for IR35 tax reform
- Government 'must help small firms and the flexible workforce'
- Economic climate ripe for flexible workforce
- Cardiff gets space for flexible workers
- 'Facebook generation' to choose flexible working
- Advertising specialist skills 'crucial'
- Why airtight contracts for services are crucial
- Planning to expand your micro-business?
- Obtain more control as a freelancer, expert suggests
- Demand for IT contractors to rise?
- Older workers 'bring valuable skills and experience'
- Freelancers could consider appearance when meeting new clients
- Freelancers could tap into small client pool
- More freelancers planning to start new companies?
- Leaving a comfort zone could enhance specialist skills
- Study suggests freelancers are happier than permanent staff
- Freelancers 'should embrace entrepreneurial challenges'
- Managing client expectations 'a useful approach for freelancers'
- Self-employed could enjoy flexible working despite volcanic ash
- Expert guide: How to freelance on the road
- Self-employed journalist highlights benefits of flexible working
- Now is 'a good time to capitalise on specialist skills'
- Freelance photographer commissioned for Election Project
- Looking to boost specialist skills? Volunteering may be ideal
- Flexible working style 'can pay dividends'
- How freelancers can benefit from better results and improved morale
- Micro-businesses 'don't need huge loans to show off expertise'
- Freelance writers 'should build a wide-ranging portfolio'
- Race track day out from ContractorUmbrella
- New PAYE Penalties for late payment
- How one couple's freelancing led them to set up a business
- Why business acumen should be one of your specialist skills
- New factsheets could help freelancers when it comes to tax
- Freelancers could engage with blogosphere
- Tips to help keep freelancers organised
- Professional contracts 'essential for freelancers'
- Facebook fan pages can generate exposure for freelancers
- Freelance CVs could highlight top client experiences
- Social media can help build freelance exposure
- Training courses can improve specialist skills
- Q&A: Service Company question on the P35 and tax return
- Freelance finance news: Interest rates 'will probably stay the same'
- Freelance bloggers could create positive content
- Freelancers could seek to meet clients in the flesh
- Efficient use of Twitter could boost freelance talent
- 'Tell a story' to attract top new clients
- 'Identify the right people' when approaching a big client
- Freelancers could limit their phone time, expert says
- Relevant content can help freelance bloggers thrive
- Accommodate needs of good clients, expert says
- Freelance CVs could prioritise related skills
- When a freelancer changes the game
- Mobile VoIP 'can enhance flexible working opportunities'
- Personable approach could help freelance clients
- Freelancers could take on young apprentices
- Q&A: Benefits in Kind question answered
- Specialist skills 'important for UK's economic future'
- Want to work faster? Clear your mind, freelance expert says
- Freelancers could consider transparent pricing
- Freelance advice: Identify the right clients, expert says
- Digital media opportunities could appeal to freelancers
- Face-to-face client meetings 'beneficial to freelancers'
- Freelance innovators are 'wealth creators'
- Excessive regulation could hold back freelance job creation
- 'Demand for specialist skills' in technology sector
- Freelancers 'should outline personal working arrangements'
- Skills-based focus could help freelance talent thrive
- Smartphone enhancements may transform freelance communications
- Unfair business taxation may hamper London's competitiveness
- Thorough freelance contracts can establish intellectual property rights
- Freelance tips for making the most of social media
- Open source software 'can benefit freelancers'
- Business cards an 'effective freelance networking tool'
- Rural broadband development could help freelancers
- VoIP technology may transform freelance communications
- Regular routine 'can help freelancers'
- Freelance copywriters should consider visual appeal
- Quality content 'should be the priority for freelance bloggers'
- Conducting research 'an enjoyable part of freelance journalism'
- Freelance journalism 'immensely rewarding'
- Unfair business taxation 'a burden on freelance talent'
- Q&A: common IR35 question answered
- Tips for signing freelance contracts online
- Unfair business taxation 'can damage micro-businesses'
- Relaxed client approach could pay dividends for freelancers
- Freelancers could check out HMRC tax podcast
- Advice for picking the right freelance client
- How to communicate your specialist skills
- Tips for picking a freelance brand name
- Focusing on strengths 'can help freelancers prosper'
- Freelancers could analyse competitors, expert suggests
- Freelance photographers 'should choose cameras carefully'
- Professional associations 'a good freelance jobs source'
- Freelance tips for promoting your skills
- Freelance writers could consider keyword density tools
- Freelance advice on making the most of social networking sites
- Freelance tips for bridging the language gap
- Tips for freelance productivity
- Securing specialist skills could enhance projects
- Advice for selecting the right freelance client
- National Business Awards may help young freelance talent
- Freelancers should seek to learn full contract details
- Expert highlights value of flexible working
- New map highlights freelance hotspots in London
- Virtual offices may intrigue freelancers
- Freelance news: Email 'still a popular communications tool'
- Flexible working important for overseas client relations
- Tips for freelance client negotiations
- Web can generate buzz for freelance enterprises
- Freelancer claims networking is essential
- Freelance bloggers 'should express their personality'
- Freelance journalism 'an inspiring life choice'
- Learning skills can boost freelance talent
- Entrepreneurs' Business Academy could boost freelance talent
- Good marketing 'vital for freelance success'
- Tips for boosting freelance blog traffic
- Freelancers could engage with online bloggers
- Unfair business taxation 'could lead to double-dip recession'
- Freelance advice for getting clients' attention
- Tips for creating the best freelancer websites
- 'Specialist skills' needed for eco-manufacturing
- Organisation tips: Freelancers could clean out their computer
- Internet applications 'can help organise freelance finances'
- Freelance pay declines, but digital sector remains strong
- Make the most of specialist skills, expert says
- Freelance CVs could take a positive approach
- Freelance reporters can take advantage of job variety
- Minute Suites could enhance flexible working options
- HMRC glitch could affect some freelancers
- Specialist skills 'critical to UK's future'
- Freelancers may welcome taxation reforms
- Remote working could give freelancers an advantage
- Training opportunities could boost freelance talent
- Knowledge workers 'should see insurance as essential'
- Alstom Transport v Tilson and its implications for freelancers
- February tax advice for freelancers
- Independent working more common among over-50s
- Ideas to boost freelance talent: Make a list of pet peeves
- Concentration tips for freelance multitasking
- Insurance 'is available' for freelance consultants and contractors
- Tips for freelancers to manage projects effectively
- Ambitious freelancers could take on an apprentice
- Freelancers take advantage of web-based tax returns
- Freelancers could use social media to showcase work
- Freelancing 'can accommodate family life'
- Expert advice for freelance email communications
- Social entrepreneurship 'a rewarding freelance career path'
- IT contractor roles 'more difficult to find in 2009'
- Nissan to use flexible workforce for Qashqai production
- Freelance renters may want to consult landlords
- Advice for freelance business cards
- Freelancing is "the best job ever"
- Try noise-reduction methods for 'stress-free flexible working'
- Freelance manufacturers could capitalise on eco-industry growth
- 'Communication the key' to successful freelance careers
- Interim managers 'in demand this year'
- Freelance talent 'could prosper in today's economy'
- Innovative solutions for freelance tax returns
- 'Challenging times' for freelance marketers
- Freelance parents could inspire their children
- Home-based freelancing 'can pay dividends'
- Social media 'can facilitate freelance talent'
- Advice on how freelancers can maintain their focus
- Freelancers 'prefer clients who give straight answers'
- Urban broadband could intrigue freelancers
- Risk-taking could work well for freelancers
- Freelancers could consider value of 'emotional intelligence'
- Freelancers 'should follow their passion'
- Audience-measuring tool could benefit web-based freelancers
- Unfair business taxation could hinder entrepreneurs
- Why freelance journalism 'can be rewarding'
- Manufacturing figures 'could boost freelance work opportunities'
- Freelance tips for successful client relations
- Freelancers could benefit from faster broadband speeds
- Freelance opportunities 'set to expand in 2010'
- Which project management applications are best for freelance consultants?
- January deadline for freelancers' tax return forms
- Honesty on CVs for freelancers is the best risk-free strategy
- Freelancers told importance of workload management
- Working with a mentor 'can help freelance talent thrive'
- Sophisticated freelancers don't necessarily need sophisticated software
- Share your specialist skills to win that contract, says expert
- Freelancers could pursue personal projects, expert says
- Removing unfair business taxation 'will help freelancers'
- Self-reliance 'makes freelancers feel valuable'
- Freelancer tips for drawing up a contract
- Graduate freelance talent pool 'achieving better results'
- Unfair business taxation 'a concern for entrepreneurs'
- Freelancers 'should value networking to get the best results'
- 'Consult other freelancers' when deciding client rates
- Financial services sector could provide work for IT freelancers
- Graduates 'a superb resource for freelancers'
- Sharing expertise could give freelancers a competitive advantage
- Unfair business taxation 'may hit web entrepreneurs'
- Freelancer tips for drawing up a contract
- Freelancers gain from flexible working amid the snow
- Upcoming accolade may acknowledge freelance talent
- Specialist skills can drive economic recovery
- Freelance talent 'should look to find a niche'
- Freelance manufacturers could prioritise environmental issues
- Remote working provides 'a competitive advantage' in bad weather
- Freelance mediator: My job brings huge rewards
- Home working 'perfect for developing freelance talent'
- Travel industry will keep working 'to ensure small businesses get value for money'
- HMRC: Self-assessment tax return deadline fast approaching
- Freelance journalism is 'all about fun'
- Freelancers 'can use the recession to their advantage'
- 'Boost specialist skills' by learning a language
- Client feedback 'a valuable resource for freelancers'
- Collaborative freelancing 'a great way to work'
- Freelance talent 'can benefit society'
- Freelance talent 'should not fear failure'
- Adversity 'can boost freelance talent'
- Faster broadband speeds 'essential for freelancers'
- Freelancers 'should consider value of SEO'
- Freelancers should choose clients wisely, expert claims
- IT contractors 'can promote specialist skills online'
- Freelance manufacturing 'could expand in 2010'
- IT freelancers could pursue opportunities in banking
- Freelancers 'should use the web to their advantage'
- Government subsidies 'would unleash graduate expertise'
- Freelance talent 'seek recognition above all else'
- Freelancers 'should be free from unfair business taxation'
- Internships 'a key resource for specialist skills'
- Entrepreneurial expertise 'vital for wealth creation'
- Freelancers 'can enhance their communications'
- Freelance talent hoping for debt reprieve
- Specialist skills make 'a big economic contribution'
- Building freelance relationships 'can boost expertise'
- Freelancers welcome better technology
- Freelance journalists 'should diversify their client base'
- Volt wins major industry accolade
- Freelancer news: Tax plans 'may deter investors'
- Darling defers 'unfair business taxation'
- Greater business funding 'could encourage freelance talent'
- Freelancers 'would benefit from government support'
- Freelancers 'should choose clients carefully'
- Freelancer news: Cloud computing data laws 'a vital issue'
- Recession brings 'huge demand for freelancers'
- New funding 'great for manufacturing freelancers'
- People with freelance talent 'should plot a careful strategy'
- SJD Accountancy first firm to release iphone application for contractors
- Freelancers can use the web to beat tax deadline
- Lib Dems want 'fairer approach to tax on small business'
- Entrepreneurs 'hampered by unfair business taxation'
- Unfair regulations 'bad for those with specialist skills'
- Female interim managers 'can enjoy flexible working'
- Interim managers could work in public sector
- IT entrepreneur has 'bags of specialist skills'
- MyAccountant.co.uk introduces best ever fee to coincide with National Freelancers Day
- Female freelance talent 'vital for economic resurgence'
- Student's specialist skills rewarded with prize
- IIM Case Study Finalists hoping to fly high
- ContractorCalculator CEO takes the (192m) plunge for National Freelancers Day!
- JSA Celebrate! - It’s National Freelancers Day (23rd November)
- The future is bright, the future is freelancing
- Anti-virus protection 'vital for freelancers'
- Internet could enable freelance talent to thrive
- New scheme could boost graduate specialist skills
- Freelancers can achieve anything, Ebook entrepreneur suggests
- Successful freelancers 'think outside the box'
- Freelancer news: Energy entrepreneurs 'vital for climate control'
- Dragons' Den star: 'Freelancers deserve more support'
- Freelancers could benefit by delaying retirement
- Freelancers with eco-expertise could thrive
- Innovation 'essential to success of freelancers'
- Freelance talent 'invaluable to many clients'
- Major investment 'vital for young freelancers'
- Micro-businesses 'still enjoy a competitive advantage'
- Expert reveals rise in graduate freelancers
- Charity 'more appealing than unfair business taxation'
- Young freelancers 'vital to economic recovery'
- Green industries 'great for freelancers'
- Female freelance talent 'must be supported'
- Service growth 'good news for manufacturing freelancers'
- Pragmatic approach sensible for freelancers, expert says
- Single-mindedness 'vital to success of freelancers'
- Unfair business taxation 'could get worse'
- Freelancers 'could make greater savings'
- Women freelancers 'achieving their goals'
- Freelancers 'boosted by extra investment'
- Entrepreneurial freelancers 'should take risks'
- Unfair business taxation 'limits enterprise'
- Adversity 'crucial to success of freelance talent'
- Freelance talent: Patience is 'vital to success'
- Confidence 'vital for freelance talent to flourish'
- Tax returns 'can be easier for freelancers'
- Freelancer: It's great meeting new people
- Freelancers 'could be hit by green taxation'
- Freelancers 'may welcome communications deal'
- Freelance talent 'can kick-start the economy'
- Leisure time 'can benefit freelancers'
- IT freelancers 'could depend on election outcome'
- Freelancers 'should watch out for email scam'
- IT security 'crucial for freelancers'
- Self-employed freelancers 'could gain from support'
- Freelancers may benefit from higher IT spending
- VAT hike 'may hit profits and accounting systems'
- IT Freelancers 'can help industry recover'
- Freelance talent 'can help business'
- National Contract Rate Checker launched for IT Contractors
- Less unfair business taxation 'would help entrepreneurs'
- IT freelancers 'could drive economic recovery'
- Businesses 'need more governmental support on tax and regulation'
- Chairman of Skype and co-Founder of Bebo invest in online start-up Crunch.co.uk
- London 'best city for freelance expertise'
- Skills and experience 'can help beat recession'
- Clarke pledges "right kind of regulation"
- Enter the 2009 Home Business Awards to win profile and prizes
- IT freelancers 'could benefit' from mobile technology
- Proposals made for new taxes on banks
- Copyright law 'could require' IT freelance expertise
- Renewable energy sector 'requires skills and experience'
- Risk assessment 'could provide competitive advantage'
- Regulation laws could affect freelancers
- Manufacturing expertise 'can boost economy'
- Why freelancers are still Government targets
- Businesses seek 'greater value for money'
- IT expertise 'increasingly important' to shippers
- Abolition of business rate relief 'is badly timed'
- Freelance talent 'hurt' by file sharing
- IT freelancers could be "central" to economic recovery
- Scheme could unleash "entrepreneurial flair" of freelance talent
- HMRC calls for public help in finding tax cheats
